- Literature Search Using Pubmed and Medminer
- Sequence Retrieval from Nucleic Acid and Protein Databases
- Sequence (FASTA and BLAST) Searches – Analysis of Parameters Affecting Alignment.
- Pair Wise and Multiple Alignments of Sequences – Analysis of Parameters Affecting Alignment.
- Evolutionary Studies / Phylogenetic Analysis – Identification of Orthologs and Paralogs.
- Restriction Mapping, Primer Design and In Silico PCR
- Identification of Functional Sites in Genes / Genomes.
- Mutation prediction and analysis Find promoter sequences and TFBs in gene
- Pattern Elucidation in Proteins Using PROSITE and STRING
- PDB Structure Retrieval, Visualization and Protein modeling and structure evaluation
- Molecular viewer RASMOL, PyMol and Chimera
- Active sites, Motif and Domain prediction of protein
- Molecular docking and evaluation: protein-protein docking and protein-ligand docking (Computer aided drug designing)
- Microarray data analysis
Benefits In Learning Bioinformatics Key Skills
Generally, a bioinformatics specialist is responsible for managing and analysing large sets of genomic data. The setting where that data analysis takes place can vary quite a bit, however.
In the Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Industries, work typically involves exploring the human genome to detect how drugs may impact certain proteins within the body's cells. Work often happens in a laboratory setting.
In Botany and Zoology, the analysis focuses on animal and plant genomes and terrestrial data such as elevation and water availability, with an overall focus on environmental health and conservation. Professionals may work in a lab or out in the field.
In academia, bioinformatics careers are related to experiments that may not have an immediate commercial benefit but could be used to drive future investigations in medical or biological research.
Job Profiles
Bioinformatics Software Developer, Research Scientist / Associate, Computational Biologist
Database Programmer, Proteomics, Network Administrator / Analyst, Science Technician
Content Editor, Pharmacogenomics, Professor, Online Platform: Zoom meeting
Who can apply:
Students of UG / PG / Research Scholars / Faculties of all life science (includes Plant Science, Animal Science, Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Bioinformatics)
Seats: 50 (First come first serve basis)
Registration fee: 2000 INR , for International participant $55
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