Tel Aviv University School of Computer Science
Go to the recent archive of the course (2009)
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Phone |
Office |
Office Hours |
Instructor: |
rshamir |
640-5383 |
Schreiber 014 |
By appointment |
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TA: |
roded |
640-5394 |
Schreiber 011 |
Sunday 10-11 |
Class B-board: (Last update: 24.3.02)
Note: Material on gene expression analysis is only skimmed here, as I am now giving a seperate, new advanced course Analysis of Gene Expression Data, DNA Chips and Gene Networks
Course Outline
This course will discuss algorithms for some important computational problems
in Molecular Biology. In particular, we shall study problems that are pertinent
to the Human Genome Project and to the so-called "post-Genome era".
We shall study exact algorithms for those problems which can be solved
efficiently, as well as complexity, approximation algorithms and heuristics for
the more difficult problems. We shall concentrate on discrete realistic models
for the biological problems. Many biological examples will be presented.
Course Lecture Notes:
A complete set of lecture notes from 2000 can be found here.
Note: If you have a choice, we recommend that you use the ps files. The other file formats may miss certain figures and distort some formulas.
Lect
Date
Topic
Notes
Speaker
Scribe
1
25/10
Introductory Concepts
Gadi Kimmel, Ariel Farkash
2
1/11
Pairwise alignment
Ami Peled, Doron Yaari
3
29/11
Sequence Alignment Heuristics
Nelly Bluvshtein, Jenny Senikov
4
6/12
Multiple Sequence Alignment
5
13/12
Hidden Markov Models
Roi Yehoshua, Oren Danewitz
6
20/12
Bioinformatics Tools
7
21/12
Gene Finding
8
27/12
Phylogeny
9
3/1
Physical Mapping
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10
10/1
Genome Rearrangements
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11
17/1
DNA Chips and Gene Networks
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12
24/1
Protein Structure
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13
30/1
Linkage Analysis
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Tamir Tuller, Yair Sade
Year |
Topic |
Notes |
Speaker |
Scribe |
2003-4 |
Suffix Trees |
Igor Ulitsky, Uri Ron | ||
2003-4 |
Bayesian Networks |
David Burstein, Tal Peled | ||
2006-7 |
RNA Secondary Structure |
Erez Katzenelson, Ofer Lavi |
rshamir AT tau.ac.il