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B4OS Course - 25-27th Sept. 2012Course Speakers Assunta-Susanna Sansone - University of OxfordData management and curation: the other side of bioinformatics PDF of the presentation Italia De Feis - IAC-CNR, Napoli Dimension reduction and classification methods for the analysis of experimental data PDF of the presentation Paola Festa - Univ. Federico II, Napoli Combinatorial optimization approaches for clustering and biclustering PDF of the presentation Massimo Delledonne - Univ. Verona Next Generation Sequencing technologies for genomics and transcriptomics: an overview PDF of the presentation Alberto Policriti - Univ. Udine Sequence alignments for methylation profiling PDF of the presentation Pedro Jose' Navarro Alvarez - Institute of Molecular Systems Biology, Zurich Targeted and data independent acquisition approaches in proteomics: computational and statistical challenges to achieve accurate peptide inference PDF of the presentation Paolo Ribeca - Centro Nacional de Analisis Genomico, Barcelona Algorithms for high-quality mapping of NGS reads PDF of the presentation Jan Komorowski - Uppsala University Monte Carlo Feature Selection and Rule-based Models in Modelling Molecular Systems PDF of the presentation
BBCC2012 - 27th Sept. 2012ProgramAssunta-Susanna SansoneUniversity of Oxford The reality from the buzz: how to deliver reproducible bioscience data Paolo Ribeca Centro Nacional de Analisis Genomico, Barcelona Some take-home messages from genome mappability Giorgio Giurato LabMedMolGe Universita' di Salerno iMir: A flexible and automated pipeline for high-throughput miRNA-Seq data analysis. Francesco Musacchia Univ. Federico II and Stazione Zoologica "A. Dorhn", Napoli Biclustering of gene expression data: metaheuristic algorithms and experimental results Most. Mauluda Akhtar Univ. Federico II, Napoli CpG islands under selective pressure are enriched with histone H3 lysine 4 trimethylation. Remo Sanges Stazione Zoologica "A. Dohrn", Napoli De-novo generation of the Octopus vulgaris reference transcriptome Vittorio Fortino Univ. Salerno Computational methods for predicting transcriptional units in bacteria using different data sources Luciana Esposito IBB-CNR, Napoli The classical resonance model does not predict the variability of bond distances and planarity in peptides bonds. Spot presentations: M. Alfieri, R. Esposito, M. Salzano |