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Advance Bioinformatics for R&D

Advanced Bioinformatics for R&D is an 8-week practical training program designed to build skills in biological data analysis, sequence analysis, Python programming, genomics, RNA-seq, protein structure, machine learning, and deep learning. The course combines essential concepts with hands-on exercises, research-based projects, and portfolio development to prepare learners for bioinformatics research and R&D careers.

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COURSE OVERVIEW

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WEEK 1: BIOINFORMATICS FOUNDATIONS & DATABASES

Day 1: Central dogma; FASTA, FASTQ, GenBank; NCBI search and sequence retrieval

Day 2: UniProt, PDB, EMBL-EBI; reliable database searching and record interpretation

Day 3: Linux basics for bioinformatics: grep, awk, sed; working with sequence files

Day 4: BLAST (blastn, blastp, tblastn); E-value, identity, coverage

Day 5: Global/local alignment, Needleman–Wunsch, MSA with Clustal Omega/MUSCLE; mini-task: retrieve and align disease-related genes

WEEK 2: PYTHON & BIOPYTHON

Day 1: Python essentials for biological data; Biopython Seq and SeqIO

Day 2: NumPy/Pandas; metadata tables, count tables, and data cleaning

Day 3: Sequence analysis in code: GC content, transcription, translation, sequence length

Day 4: NCBI Entrez API; automate sequence and record downloads

Day 5: Basic statistics and visualization: t-test, ANOVA, GC/length plots; mini-task: explore sequence or FASTQ data

WEEK 3: PHYLOGENY & PROTEIN STRUCTURE

Day 1: Phylogenetic trees: Neighbor-Joining, Maximum Likelihood, bootstrap support

Day 2: Build and annotate trees with MEGA/iTOL; interpret tree outputs

Day 3: Protein domains and motifs: Pfam, PROSITE, MEME

Day 4: PDB and PyMOL: protein visualization, residue mapping, mutation inspection

Day 5: AlphaFold DB and structural alignment concepts; mini-task: identify conserved domains and map them onto a structure

WEEK 4: NGS & RNA-SEQ

Day 1: NGS basics; Illumina data and FASTQ quality control with FastQC

Day 2: Read alignment: Bowtie2/STAR; reference genomes and alignment files

Day 3: FeatureCounts and DESeq2; count matrices and differential expression

Day 4: Volcano plots, heatmaps, GO/KEGG enrichment with g:Profiler

Day 5: Guided RNA-seq analysis using a GEO dataset; troubleshoot and reproduce one figure

WEEK 5: GENOMICS, VARIANTS & METAGENOMICS

Day 1: Genome browsers: IGV and UCSC Genome Browser

Day 2: Variant analysis: SAMtools, BCFtools, VCF; variant interpretation basics

Day 3: GWAS fundamentals and Manhattan plots

Day 4: 16S metagenomics with QIIME 2; alpha/beta diversity and PCoA

Day 5: Microbiome diversity mini-project; introduction to proteomics and MaxQuant

WEEK 6: MACHINE LEARNING & SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

Day 1: Sequence features: k-mers, PSSMs, feature engineering

Day 2: Machine learning for biological prediction: train/test split, Random Forest, SVM, evaluation metrics

Day 3: Protein–protein interaction networks using STRING and Cytoscape

Day 4: Pathway analysis with KEGG and Reactome; biological interpretation

Day 5: Introduction to scRNA-seq, Seurat and UMAP; mini-task: build and interpret a PPI network

WEEK 7: DEEP LEARNING & DEPLOYMENT

Day 1: CNNs for DNA motif detection; training data and overfitting basics

Day 2: Protein language models and ESM-2 embeddings

Day 3: Graph neural networks for protein–protein interaction prediction

Day 4: Reproducible experiments with MLflow and Docker

Day 5: Build a simple Streamlit gene-classifier/RNA-seq results app; project review

WEEK 8: RESEARCH & PORTFOLIO

Day 1: Reproduce one figure from a bioinformatics paper

Day 2: Compare two aligners or differential-expression methods; document results

Day 3: Write a concise Methods section and prepare a technical blog

Day 4: GitHub portfolio, README, and optional open-source contribution

Day 5: Mock interview, final presentation, concept map, and 6-month specialization plan

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