Introduction to Ontologies, Pathways, and Networks (2018)

Matt Rogon   2018-09-12   Comments Off on Introduction to Ontologies, Pathways, and Networks (2018)

Date/Time
Date(s) - 2018-09-12 - 2018-09-14
09:00 CEST - 15:00 CEST

Categories

Introduction to Ontologies, Pathways, and Networks

Dates: 12 – 14 September 2018
Location: Seminar Room 202, Heidelberg
Requirements: laptops and enthusiasm
This course is free and open to all, including outstations.
During the workshop you will learn how to perform a range of basic computational tasks in analysis and
visualisation of biological data using online tools and Cytoscape.

You will learn how to:

  • Use public resources (databases such as String, pathway tools e.g. Reactome, and text mining) to explore their data
  • use Cytoscape as the main platform for data analytics with respect to networks,
  • Construct biological networks, import and integrate experimental data
  • Apply basic concepts in visualisation to analyse, and interpret biological information.
  • Perform enrichment and depletion tests against ontologies and pathway databases

Schedule details:

——————————————————————————
Day 1
——————————————————————————

    1. Introduction to network biology

  • Introduction to Cytoscape
  • Loading and manipulating networks
  • Integrating experimental data


  • 2. Visualizing data on networks

  • Visual Styles – how to make pretty graphics
  • Automatic layouts can improve visualisations
  • Using data to enhance network graphics – displaying pie-charts, heatmaps,
    line charts etc. on networks
  • 3. Filtering complex networks using experimental measurements and metadata
    4. Protein/gene/transcript identifier systems such as Entrez, Ensembl, UniProt explained

——————————————————————————
Day 2
——————————————————————————
1. Using web services: String, IntAct, Complex Portal, Reactome, Kegg


2. Automating the retrieval of data from public resources

  • protein-protein interaction data (overview and usage of interaction databases)
  • integrative databases – introduction to STRING, IntAct
  • pathway databases – Reactome and KEGG
  • protein complexes – Complex Portal, Corum
  • how to do basic text mining
  • downloading entire interactomes
  • ——————————————————————————
    Day 3
    ——————————————————————————

      1. Enrichment analysis using ontologies (GO, KEGG, Reactome, Complexes, Drugs, Diseases)
      2. BYOD – bring your own data

    This course booking is free of charge, you may cancel up until September 6th.

    Bookings

    This event is fully booked.