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Contents: Students are required to click on all the links and listen to the Youtube channels.
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| 01
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Introduction to Jong Bhak's genomics course
What is science?
What is life?
What is DNA? What is RNA?
What is transcription and translation?
What is information?
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| 02
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What is Sequencing in Genomics and Omics?
History of Genome Sequencing by Ahmet Sacan
How we produce genomic big data?
Sanger sequencing
What is a protein?
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| 03
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Next generation sequencing.
Illumina sequencing
Nanoball sequencing
Nanopore sequencing.
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| 04
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Epigenomics
Methylation sequencing (Epigenomic sequencing).
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| 05
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DNA and sequence alignment.
Dynamic programming
Computers for genomics (Bioinformatics).
Turing machine
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| 06
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Genome Assembly. (building genomes)
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| 07
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Phylogenetic tree (tree of life): The origin of Korean people using genome data.
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| 08
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Comparative Genomics (how we can compare life using genomes)
* Intro of Comparative Genomics by Jong Bhak
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| 09
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Evolution (genome perspective): Is Darwinian evolution correct?
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| 10
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The human genome project
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| 11
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Korean genome project: Who are Koreans?
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| 12
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Whale genome analyses
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| 13
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Tiger genome analyses
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| 14
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Cancer genomes and Genomes and aging (telomere, Epigenomic reprogramming)
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| 15
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Research Report presentation (SELF)
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