Applications of Statistics to
Genetics and Molecular Biology
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First class meeting: Thursday, September 6th, 334 Evans Hall Time and place: Discussion:
Registration information: PH
296, Section 33
Instructor: Sandrine Dudoit Description: This seminar course concerns the applications of statistics to problems in genetics and molecular biology. The course consists of two components. (1) A one-hour weekly seminar given by researchers working at the interface between the mathematical and biological sciences. (2) A two-hour weekly discussion section during which the seminar topics are introduced and related papers are presented and discussed. Topics will include, but are not limited to: genetic mapping; DNA microarray
experiments; computational gene finding; sequence alignment; protein structure
prediction.
last updated September 03, 2001
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