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Spring 2006
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| 1: Genome Sequences Notes: Introduction Search for Fragile X gene in Drosophila Lab (leftover): Finish up Introduction to Formal Languages Finish up sequence assembly simulation Your Story: In defence of life as we know it Questionnaire |
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| 6: Genome Sequences Notes: Where genome sequences come from (Part 1) Where genome sequences come from (Part 2) Lab: The BioBIKE Listener Basic Syntax Problem Set 2 Questionnaire |
8: Genome Sequences Notes: How are genomes analyzed? Held over by popular demand: Where genome sequences come from (Part 1) Where genome sequences come from (Part 2) Questionnaire Problem Set 3 |
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| 13: Introduction to Microarrays Lab: BBL syntax Mapping and Loops Problem Set 4 Group Problem Set: Due by end of day |
15: What unimaginable peril do we face? The story unfolds Introduction to Microarrays |
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| 20: Introduction to Microarrays Notes: Introduction to Microarrays Lab: Working with microarray data Intuitive meaning of statistical measures Problem Set 5 Questionnaire |
22: General problem session Questionnaire - What questions should we discuss? Special Review Session: (1:00 PM) Computer lab (if demand warrants) Exam 1 distributed after review session What to expect Ground rules |
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| 27: Exam 1 due Overview of Research Projects Introduction to analysis of regulatory motifs in genomes Lab: Mentor students from Chesterfield Technical Center |