Manolis Kellis
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MIT CompBio Lecture 01 - Introduction (Fall'19)
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Overview for this lecture:
1. Course overview:
- Staff, students, responses to student survey
- Foundations, frontiers, textbook, homework, quiz
- Final project: teams, mentorship, challenge, relevance, originality, achievement, presentation
2. Why Computational Biology;
- What makes our field unique
3. Overview of the main modules
- Genomes, Expression, Epigenomics, Networks, Genetics, Evolution, Frontiers
4. Biology primer (in the context of this course)
- Central Dogma of Molecular Biology
- DNA, Epigenomics, RNA, Protein, Networks
- Human genetics, evolution
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