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This course focuses on methods, both experimental and computational, to study the structure of genomes and to analyze gene expression and protein function on a genome-wide scale. Computational topics include graph approaches in sequence assembly; discriminant analysis in gene finding; dynamic programming in sequence comparison; and clustering techniques in the analysis of gene expression data. Three lectures. (CM)
Prerequisite: 203L and 204L
Ecology and Evolution - BIOL 203L
Plant and Animal Form and Function - BIOL 204L
MSC 11 6325
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