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1 B IOINFORMATICS S UMMER A CADEMY J UNE 6-10 2011

2 D AY 1 Applications of Bioinformatics Analysis of sequence, genome, proteins, data faster than ever Can be used with nearly any biological field Age network Extracting the strawberry DNA

3 D AY 2 Bio-Linux Setting up the virtual machine was informational Basic linux command Learning about Perl

4 D AY 3 More Bioinformatics websites/software Websites, NCBI, BLAST, JEMBOSS More advanced Bio-Linux commands, transeq, seqret, etc. All the examples provided

5 D AY 4 Identifying an organism by using a few genes Applied all the tools we had learned about We obtained the target sequences of the organisms Design a primer by finding similar stretches of DNA Used Jemboss applications to more efficiently do it, shows why Bioinformatics is so useful Identifying various organisms through the primers constructed

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