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In-Silico Analysis Of Differentially Expressed Genes And Their Pathway Analysis In Prostate Cancer

04 July

In-Silico Analysis Of Differentially Expressed Genes And Their Pathway Analysis In Prostate Cancer

Posted by Sreegauri Krishnakumar
Categories genomics, bioinformatics, researchfellowship, Research, Research, Bioinformatics, Data Science, amity university, training, Structural Biology, metagenomics, microbes, genome sequencing, what is genomics, functional genomics, bioinformatics tools, t-bio.info, course, transcriptomics, omics, python, R, precision medicine, virus, science, oncology, Unsupervised Analysis, Single Cell RNA-Seq
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Transcriptomic Analysis of Histological Subtypes in Esophageal Carcinoma

10 June

Transcriptomic Analysis of Histological Subtypes in Esophageal Carcinoma

Posted by Sreegauri Krishnakumar
Categories education, Research, training, Online, Machine Learning, sequencing, microbes, genome sequencing, genomics vs genetics, bioinformatics tools, introduction, t-bio.info, course, transcriptomics, omics, precision medicine, infectious disease, science, biotechnology, microbiology, oncology, expression, cancer
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Ebola, Malaria, Covid-19: how are these infectious diseases related?

03 February

Ebola, Malaria, Covid-19: how are these infectious diseases related?

Posted by Maria Victoria Luz
Categories bioinformatics, education, Research, Research, Bioinformatics, Data Science, Webinar, genome sequencing, functional genomics, t-bio.info, precision medicine, covid19, ebola, malaria, infection, infectious disease
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Humanity faced thousands of pathogens — such as bacteria, viruses, parasites, or fungi — that caused infectious diseases during its history. According to…

Genomics: the science of studying our code of life

21 January

Genomics: the science of studying our code of life

Posted by Subhrajit Barua
Categories genomics, sequencing, ncbi genome, human genome, genomics definition, whole genome sequencing, dna sequencing, genome sequencing, what is genomics, whats genome, define genomics, genetics vs genomics, functional genomics, genome research, genomics vs genetics
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A genome is the collective set of an organism’s genetic material, which is composed of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid). Genomics is the study of genomes,…

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