Informações sobre o curso: An introduction to data integration and statistical methods used in contemporary Systems Biology, Bioinformatics and Systems Pharmacology research. The course covers methods to process raw data from genome-wide mRNA expression studies (microarrays and RNA-seq) including data normalization, differential expression, clustering, enrichment analysis and network construction. The course contains practical tutorials for using tools and setting up pipelines, but it also covers the mathematics behind the methods applied within the tools. The course is mostly appropriate for beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates majoring in fields such as biology, math, physics, chemistry, computer science, biomedical and electrical engineering. The course should be useful for researchers who encounter large datasets in their own research. The course presents software tools developed by the Ma’ayan Laboratory (http://icahn.mssm.edu/research/labs/maayan-laboratory) from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, but also other freely available data analysis and visualization tools. The ultimate aim of the course is to enable participants to utilize the methods presented in this course for analyzing their own data for their own projects. For those participants that do not work in the field, the course introduces the current research challenges faced in the field of computational systems biology.
Desenvolvido por: Escola de Medicina Icahn do Hospital Monte Sinai
Ministrado por: Avi Ma’ayan, PhD, Director, Mount Sinai Center for Bioinformatics
Professor, Department of Pharmacological Sciences
| Informações básicas | Curso 3 de 6 no Systems Biology and Biotechnology Specialization |
| Compromisso | 6-8 horas/semana |
| Idioma | English |
| Como ser aprovado | Seja aprovado em todas as tarefas para concluir o curso. |
| Classificação do usuário |
Programa
SEMANA 1
Course Overview and Introductions
The 'Introduction to Complex Systems' module discusses complex systems and leads to the idea that a cell can be considered a complex system or a complex agent living in a complex environment just like us. The 'Introduction to Biology for Engineers' module provides an introduction to some central topics in cell and molecular biology for those who do not have the background in the field. This is not a comprehensive coverage of cell and molecular biology. The goal is to provide an entry point to motivate those who are interested in this field, coming from other disciplines, to begin studying biology.
3 vídeos, 4 leituras
- Reading: Course Logistics
- Reading: Grading Policy
- Reading: Resources and Links to Additional Materials
- Reading: MATLAB License
- Vídeo: Design Principles of Complex Systems
- Vídeo: Introduction to Cell Biology
- Vídeo: Introduction to Molecular Biology
Nota atribuída: Introduction to Complex Systems
Nota atribuída: Introduction to Cell Biology
Nota atribuída: Introduction to Molecular Biology
SEMANA 2
Topological and Network Evolution Models
In the 'Topological and Network Evolution Models' module, we provide several lectures about a historical perspective of network analysis in systems biology. The focus is on in-silico network evolution models. These are simple computational models that, based of few rules, can create networks that have a similar topology to the molecular networks observed in biological systems.
4 vídeos
- Vídeo: Small-World and Scale-Free Networks
- Vídeo: Duplication-Divergence and Network Motifs
- Vídeo: Large Size Motifs and Complex Models of Network Evolution
- Vídeo: Network Properties of Biological Networks
Nota atribuída: Rich-Get-Richer
Nota atribuída: Duplication-Divergence and Network Motifs
Nota atribuída: Large Size Motifs
Nota atribuída: Topological Properties of Biological Networks
SEMANA 3
Types of Biological Networks
The 'Types of Biological Networks' module is about the various types of networks that are typically constructed and analyzed in systems biology and systems pharmacology. This lecture ends with the idea of functional association networks (FANs). Following this lecture are lectures that discuss how to construct FANs and how to use these networks for analyzing gene lists.
4 vídeos
- Vídeo: Types of Biological Networks
- Vídeo: Genes2Networks and Network Visualization
- Vídeo: Sets2Networks - Creating Functional Association Networks
- Vídeo: Genes2FANs - Analyzing Gene Lists with Functional Association Networks
Nota atribuída: Types of Biological Networks
Nota atribuída: Genes2Networks and Network Visualization
Nota atribuída: Functional Association Networks with Sets2Networks
Nota atribuída: Functional Association Networks with Genes2FANs
SEMANA 4
Data Processing and Identifying Differentially Expressed Genes
This set of lectures in the 'Data Processing and Identifying Differentially Expressed Genes' module first discusses data normalization methods, and then several lectures are devoted to explaining the problem of identifying differentially expressed genes with the focus on understanding the inner workings of a new method developed by the Ma'ayan Laboratory called the Characteristic Direction.
5 vídeos
- Vídeo: Data Normalization
- Vídeo: Characteristic Direction Method - Part 1
- Vídeo: Characteristic Direction Method - Part 2
- Vídeo: Characteristic Direction Method - Part 3
- Vídeo: Characteristic Direction Method - Part 4
Nota atribuída: Data Normalization
Nota atribuída: Characteristic Direction
SEMANA 5
Gene Set Enrichment and Network Analyses
In the 'Gene Set Enrichment and Network Analyses' module the emphasis is on tools developed by the Ma'ayan Laboratory to analyze gene sets. Several tools will be discussed including: Enrichr, GEO2Enrichr, Expression2Kinases and DrugPairSeeker. In addition, one lecture will be devoted to a method we call enrichment vector clustering we developed, and two lectures will describe the popular gene set enrichment analysis (GSEA) method and an improved method we developed called principal angle enrichment analysis (PAEA).
9 vídeos, 1 leitura
- Vídeo: Enrichment Analysis and Enrichr
- Vídeo: GEO2Enrichr: A Google Chrome Extension for Gene Set Extraction and Enrichment
- Vídeo: Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) - Preliminaries
- Vídeo: Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) - Part 2
- Vídeo: Principal Angle Enrichment Analysis (PAEA)
- Vídeo: Network2Canvas (N2C) and Enrichment Analysis with N2C
- Reading: GATE Desktop Software Tool
- Vídeo: Expression2Kinases: Inferring Pathways from Differentially Expressed Genes
- Vídeo: DrugPairSeeker and the New CMAP
- Vídeo: Classifying Patients/Tumors from TCGA
Nota atribuída: The Fisher Exact Test and Enrichr
Nota atribuída: Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) - Part 1
Nota atribuída: Gene Set Enrichment Analysis (GSEA) - Part 2
Nota atribuída: Principal Angle Enrichment Analysis (PAEA)
Nota atribuída: GATE and Network2Canvas
Nota atribuída: Expression2Kinases
Nota atribuída: DrugPairSeeker and the New CMAP
Nota atribuída: Classifying Patients from TCGA
SEMANA 6
Deep Sequencing Data Processing and Analysis
A set of lectures in the 'Deep Sequencing Data Processing and Analysis' module will cover the basic steps and popular pipelines to analyze RNA-seq and ChIP-seq data going from the raw data to gene lists to figures. These lectures also cover UNIX/Linux commands and some programming elements of R, a popular freely available statistical software. Note that since these lectures were developed and recorded during the Fall of 2013, it is possible that there are better tools that should be used now since the field is rapidly advancing.
7 vídeos
- Vídeo: RNA-seq Analysis - Preliminaries
- Vídeo: RNA-seq Analysis - Using TopHat and Cufflinks
- Vídeo: RNA-seq Analysis - R Basics
- Vídeo: RNA-seq Analysis - CummeRbund
- Vídeo: STAR: An Ultra-fast RNA-seq Aligner
- Vídeo: ChIP-seq Analysis - Part 1
- Vídeo: ChIP-seq Analysis - Part 2
Nota atribuída: RNA-seq and UNIX/Linux Commands
Nota atribuída: RNA-seq Pipeline
Nota atribuída: CummeRbund and R Programming
Nota atribuída: CummeRbund - Demo
Nota atribuída: RNA-seq STAR
Nota atribuída: ChIP-seq Analysis - Part 1
Nota atribuída: ChIP-seq Analysis - Part 2
SEMANA 7
Principal Component Analysis, Self-Organizing Maps, Network-Based Clustering and Hierarchical Clustering
This module is devoted to various method of clustering: principal component analysis, self-organizing maps, network-based clustering and hierarchical clustering. The theory behind these methods of analysis are covered in detail, and this is followed by some practical demonstration of the methods for applications using R and MATLAB.
6 vídeos, 1 leitura
- Vídeo: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Part 1
- Vídeo: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Part 2
- Vídeo: Principal Component Analyis (PCA) Plotting in MATLAB
- Reading: MATLAB License
- Vídeo: Clustergram in MATLAB
- Vídeo: Self-Organizing Maps
- Vídeo: Network-Based Clustering
Nota atribuída: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Part 1
Nota atribuída: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) - Part 2
Nota atribuída: Principal Component Analysis (PCA) with MATLAB
Nota atribuída: Hierarchical Clustering (HC) with MATLAB
Nota atribuída: Self-Organizing Maps
Nota atribuída: Network-Based Clustering
SEMANA 8
Resources for Data Integration
The lectures in the 'Resources for Data Integration' module are about the various types of networks that are typically constructed and analyzed in systems biology and systems pharmacology. These lectures start with the idea of functional association networks (FANs). Following this lecture are several lectures that discuss how to construct FANs from various resources and how to use these networks for analyzing gene lists as well as to construct a puzzle that can be used to connect genomic data with phenotypic data.
5 vídeos
- Vídeo: Big Data in Biology and Data Integration
- Vídeo: Resources for Data Integration - Part 1
- Vídeo: Resources for Data Integration - Part 2
- Vídeo: Resources for Data Integration - Part 3
- Vídeo: Resources for Data Integration - Part 4
Nota atribuída: Big Data in Biology and Data Integration
Nota atribuída: Resources for Data Integration
SEMANA 9
Crowdsourcing: Microtasks and Megatasks
The final set of lectures presents the idea of crowdsourcing. MOOCs provide the opportunity to work together on projects that are difficult to complete alone (microtasks) or compete for implementing the best algorithms to solve hard problems (megatasks). You will have the opportunity to participate in various crowdsourcing projects: microtasks and megatasks. These projects are designed specifically for this course.
2 vídeos
- Vídeo: Crowdsourcing in Bioinformatics
- Vídeo: Crowdsourcing Tasks for this Course
Nota atribuída: Crowdsourcing: Microtasks and Megatasks
SEMANA 10
Final Exam
The final exam consists of multiple choice questions from topics covered in all of modules of the course. Some of the questions may require you to perform some of the analysis methods you learned throughout the course on new datasets.
Nota atribuída: Final Exam
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The course material was great, and covered many interesting topics. But I found many of the problems didn't really test your understanding of the material, just whether you remembered some fact from the lectures.