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- Duration: 5 days
- Fees:
Non- academic rates:
- £895 All 5 days - booked early, before 1 March
- £995 All 5 days - booked late
- £225 per day
Academic/Student rates:
- £650 All 5 days - booked early, before 1 March
- £750 All 5 days - booked late
- £175 per day - Contact us
Widespread adoption of the practice of uploading biological data to standard repositories has led to a vast proliferation of biological data available in the public domain.
We aim to make researchers familiar with the practical implications of particular measurement platforms and the statistical techniques employed to analyse these data, so that they will be able to identify publicly available datasets and analyse their own data in ways that will provide further insight into their topic of research.
Through the modular structure of the course, generation and interpretation of analysis results from gene expression microarrays, RNA-seq, DNA methylation microarrays, ChIP-seq, and proteomics arrays will be covered.
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Course aims
Course methods
Who should attend?
Why should I do this course?
Comments from past participants