Using Computers in Molecular Biology

NYU Medical Center Course G16.2604

Index of "Lecture Slides"

*** Lecture 1: Introduction & overview of the state-of-the-art in Bioinformatics
*** Exercise for Lecture 1
*** Lecture 1 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 2: Introduction to UNIX
*** Exercise for Lecture 2
*** Lecture 2 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 3: Working with UNIX
*** Exercise for Lecture 3 Perl Exercise 1
*** Lecture 3 PowerPoint slides
*** Guide to Emacs (PDF)

*** Lecture 4: Finding Sequences in Databases
*** Exercise for Lecture 4
*** Lecture 4 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 5: Similarity searching
*** Exercise for Lecture 5
*** Lecture 5 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 6: Pairwise and Multiple Alignment
*** Exercise for Lecture 6
*** Lecture 6 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 7: Sequence-Function Relationships
*** Exercise for Lecture 7 Web motif & function Exercise
*** Lecture 7 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 8:Phylogenetics
*** Exercise for Lecture 8
*** Lecture 8 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 9: SeqWeb and SeqLab: Graphical Interfaces for bioinformatics
*** SeqLab Tutorial


*** Lecture 10: Computer Tools for Sequencing Projects, PCR and Restriction Mapping

*** Restriction Mapping & PCR exercise
*** Sequence Assembly exercise
*** Lecture 10 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 11: Genomics (no web notes)
*** Leture 11 PowerPoint slides

*** Lecture 12: The Internet for Biologists
*** Terri Attwood's Web Biocomputing tutorial
*** Sequence Analysis on the Web
Using Computers for Molecular Biology
Stuart M. Brown, Ph.D., RCR, NYU Medical Center
Comments to: browns02@mcrcr.med.nyu.edu