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Jay Hannah Application Support / Development Specialist Genetic Sequence Analysis Facility (GSAF), UNMC Collaborative Laboratory for Applied Bioinformatics (CLAB), UNO PKI jay@jays.net, UNMC DRC 1048, UNO PKI 253, mobile: 1-402-578-3976 Dr. Dhundy Bastola, UNO PKI 177D
- My BioPerl user page is pretty neat.
[edit] Schedule
Mon Tue Wed Thr Fri Sat Sun 09 10 11 GSAF 12 13 Kiran mtg 14 Omni Omni GSAF GSAF slack Kiran mtg 15 16 PKI mtg 17 18 19 20
- UNO Bioinformatics
- Metro Articulation. Specifically: Pre-Bioinformatics.
[edit] Notes to self
[edit] Flash cards
As I get deeper into the science side of bioinformatics, it occurred to me that every time I just a word or phrase I don't understand I should put it on flash cards. I haven't gotten around to actually doing the cards yet, so I thought I'd start my list here.
- DNA - junk vs. trash? :)
- EST
- RT-PCR
- histone
- oligo
- shRNA
- Rat Genome Sequence Assembly Consortium -- 3.4 is the same over 2 years
- microsatellite
- GEP - Gene Expression Profiling (just proteins)
- CGH - Comparative Genomic Hybridization (entire genome)
- tiling array (even more dense?)
- CGH - Comparative Genomic Hybridization (entire genome)
- HMM - Hidden Markov Model
- graph theory
- chromosomes: p arms vs. q arms
- features: topological, functional, sequence-based
- motif: protein bound to DNA upsteam of a CDS that regulates the gene
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence_motif
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Structural_motif
- Gibbs - motif sampling program
- cytoband - the "bands" in [dia.org/wiki/Karyotype karyotyping. Also see Cytogenetics.
- UTR
- CpG island
- SINEs and LINEs
- Primer dimer prediction. I like these two tools: 1 2
- PAM-250 scoring matrix
- Scaffolds and linkage groups in the Celera Assembler aka "whole-genome shotgun (WGS) assembler software suite"
- Workflow management
- BioBricks and Registry of Standard Biological Parts: "To express a gene, we need a promoter, RBS, and terminator."
- Synteny block: A "syntenic block" is a set of matches in which all the reference genes are located on the same reference sequence and all the query genes are located on the same query sequence.
- Mercator (many-way genomic alignments) is what the GBrowse Synteny stuff is/was done with
- Synteny is in chromosome space. Orthology is in genome space.
- Operon
- Artificial chromosmes: YAC (yeast), BAC (bacteria)
- Community annotation:
- Clade
- SO: Sequence Ontology, OBO-Edit (Open Biomedical Ontologies)
- REST - Representational State Transfer (software architecture)
- cytochromes are involved in transduction (movement) of electrons
- metabolism: breakdown of carbohydrates, fat, or protein
- (cytochrome synonym for electron transfer chain)
- DNA Microarrays
- Routine applications:
- Gene Transcription Measurements
- Genotyping: SNP / Mutation Detection
- Comparitive Genomic Hybridization (cGH)
- Niblegen has 2.1 million spots on a slide
- ingenuity - pathway analysis software
- heliotropism - moving towards the sun (plants)
- oligonucleotide - 50 or so nucleotides
- Routine applications:
- ITS - Internal transcribed spacer
- automated annotation: #bioperl @ende says DIYA is "a simple annotation pipeline for microbial genomes" 'out of the box' it performs glimmer, tRNAscan-SE and rnammer (rRNAs)
- Assembly: XMFA: eXtended Multi-FastA, LCB: locally collinear block.

