This is now the preferred method of assembly and is far more efficient than the old 'shotgun' assembly. Phrap assembly as a stand-alone will also be discussed. The objectives are to give scientists confidence in analysing their own data and to enable them to recognise when they should consult a statistician. Statistical ideas are presented in more intuitive and appealing ways than in traditional statistical courses. By using a computing laboratory, plenty of opportunities are given for gaining practical experience in handling data.
Course numbers are limited to allow time for interaction between participants and presenters.
Occasional workshops on specialist topics such as fragment assembly or phylogeny can be arranged which will typically last either a half or a full day. All participants will need to learn a minimal set of unix skills. Pileup Editing a multiple sequence alignment - elineup, GCG9 Seqlab Please contribute by filling in this form with details of any bioinformatics training courses that are not listed here. TBR, website of the CCP11 project. Send email to James Froggatt .