Do you want to enter the field of Bioinformatics, but don't know enough about
Are you curious about the recent advances in DNA sequencing technology, and how it can be applied to Personalized Cancer Therapy and Disease Research?
Do you want to use Bioinformatics tools to analyze data generated by Next Generation Sequencing?
By the end of this course:
Do you want to enter the field of Bioinformatics, but don't know enough about
Are you curious about the recent advances in DNA sequencing technology, and how it can be applied to Personalized Cancer Therapy and Disease Research?
Do you want to use Bioinformatics tools to analyze data generated by Next Generation Sequencing?
By the end of this course:
You will have a strong foundation in It covers Biology prerequisites and quality control. Future courses will cover data analysis in more detail.
Project:
This course includes a step-by-step guided project.
This project will assess the quality of raw data from an Illumina sequencer.
You will then use FastQC and Trimmomatic to improve the quality of this data.
Prerequisites:
Biology and Chemistry at high school 10th grade level
Elementary Statistics such as interpreting charts, histograms, and box-and-whisker plots
You must enjoy Biology
This is an introductory course ideal for those with no prior experience in Next Generation Sequencing Analysis.
Enroll today, and launch your career in Bioinformatics.
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