Bgee - Present/absent gene expression calls from transcriptomics data
Channel: SIB - Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics
Date: 14/05/2020

This is a lecture on the gene expression data available in Bgee (https://bgee.org), how it’s processed and curated. Bgee is a curated database of gene expression in animals, including model species such as human, mouse or drosophila, and others such as primates or fishes. These data are available through a web interface and an R package. Bgee also includes tools which use these data, such as TopAnat or Expression Comparison, and allow integration with users' own data. 
The video was recorded live during the course “Gene expression made useful easily: tools and database of Bgee” streamed on 21 April 2020.
Target audience: PhD students, postdocs and other researchers, from any scientific environment (academia, facilities, companies, etc.). Any life scientists who would need to retrieve gene expression information or obtain expression-based knowledge on genes of interest. 
Speaker: Frédéric Bastian, Researcher at the University of Lausanne and SIB Group Leader.
Any questions about this talk? Contact: Frédéric Bastian, frederic.bastian@sib.swiss