The instructor describes current approaches for generating arrays and discusses the specific advantages of each. Through lecture and discussion, participants are introduced to a variety of experimental approaches, data analysis strategies, and analysis tools, including database software and clustering tools. Current examples of the technology's applications are presented, including some in the basic research and drug development environments. This course benefits academic and industrial scientists as well as other biopharmaceutical industry professionals. Participants are expected to have basic knowledge of molecular biology.
Enrollment is limited.
He received his Ph.D. in molecular biology at UCLA and pursued postdoctoral studies at UC San Francisco. He has taught courses in molecular biology and given hundreds of presentations on gene expression technologies.