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Analysis of domains and motifs in protein sequences

Friday June 23, 2006


Multiple sequence alignments allow to define informative regions of homology between sequences. Models of these regions can be constructed using some sophisticated techniques as Generalized Profiles, Hidden Markov Models (HMMs), and PSI-BLAST. These models are very effective in searching databases for distant homologous sequences and in generating accurate multiple sequence alignments.

The course introduces the profile-HMMs and PSI-BLAST technologies and their application for decyphering the modular nature of protein sequences. In addition, the course is an introduction to the MyHits environment, which has been specifically designed to facilitate the above tasks to the biologists.

 

Teachers:
Marco Pagni (SIB)
Lorenzo Cerutti (SIB)
Laurent Falquet (SIB)

 

Location:
reading room of the Genopode Building (Quartier Sorge, 1015 Dorigny)

 

 

Time Topic Speakers
08h30 -10h00 Introduction to Patterns, Profiles, HMMs and PSI-Blast M. Pagni
L. Cerutti
10h30 - 12h00 Practicals (I) Staff
12:00 Lunch  
13h00 - 13h30 Introduction to MyHits (Live Demo!) L. Falquet
13h30 - 16h00 Practicals (II) Staff

 

Registration is closed


Participants:

(13 submissions)

Status Firstname Lastname Departement Email
Post-doc
Siham
Beggah Möller
DMF
Post-doc
Gustavo
Bonaventure
DBMV
PhD student
Nicole
Casson
IMUL
PhD student
Alexandre
Colard
DEE
PhD student
Mara
Colzani
CIG
Other
Nolwenn
Cuinet-Scaviner
SIB
PhD student
Matthew
Hall
CIG
Group leader
Keith
Harshman
CIG
PhD student
Justyna
Lagiewka
SIB
PhD student
Tiphaine
Lefevre
DBMV
Post-doc
Annemieke
Michels
CIG
PhD student
Mingkwan
Nipitwattanaphon
DEE
Group leader
Jan Roelof
Van Der Meer
Fundamental Microbiology

 

 

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