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Revision as of 14:24, 3 June 2016
Transcriptome
Presentation by Jaehyuk Shin
coding RNA/noncoding RNA
Various Methods of RNA-seq
Targeted & small RNA-sequencing/Ribosomal profiling/Single Cell RNA-sequencing/RNA exome capture sequencing
*Dogma means something is not wrong, but central dogma of biology is wrong. So we should not say 'central dogma'
Presentation by Shinhyuk Chae - works in his lab
transcriptomics
microarray analysis - Get microarray data by reverse transciption(RNA -> cDNA)
