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Advanced NGS Course: RNA-seq data analysis

General Information

Registration for the 2012 edition has been closed. Please check the course overview to find out about the next course or use the pre-registration form to be on the waiting list for the next occasion (date to be determined).

Course Coordinators: Peter-Bram 't Hoen, Rutger Brouwer, Marcel Willemsen
Organiser: NBIC
For more information, please contact Patrick Koks.

Lecturers

Peter-Bram 't Hoen
Antoine van Kampen
Rutger Brouwer
a.o.

Locations

Amsterdam Medical Centre (AMC), Amsterdam,
Meibergdreef 9
PO Box 22700, 1100 DE Amsterdam
the Netherlands

Hogeschool van Amsterdam (HvA), Amsterdam
lying next to the AMC

Target audience

Participants for the RNA-seq course should preferably have participated in the general NGS course or otherwise have demonstrated hands-on experience with NGS data analysis. The course is aimed at PhD students and post-docs, but scientific programmers and data analysts with a background in biology and bioinformatics may also attend.

Course Description

NBIC and partners LUMC, AMC and EMC are organising a 3-day course on RNA-seq data analysis. This is an expert course for people with experience in NGS and a follow-up course on the general NBIC NGS data analysis course. The course consist of seminars and hands-on Galaxy and R practicals and focuses on data preprocessing, quality control, and statistical methods for detection of differential gene expression.

Course Programme

  • RNA-seq experimental approaches
  • Alignment and de novo assembly
  • Statistics for differential gene expression
  • QTL analysis and allele specific expression
  • Software for RNA-seq data analysis

More information

The complete course programme and additional information will be made available here.

                                                                          

Lecture notes (slides) of the 2012 RNA-seq data analysis course in Nijmegen

Genomic Resequencing advanced NGS course lectures by NBIC are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. Based on a work at NBIC.

Monday October 15th

Wednesday October 17th