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Course: Introduction to genome-wide association studies (GWAS)

When: 9-13 September


Where: Institut de Biologie Intégrative et des Systèmes (IBIS); Université Laval Québec (Québec), Canada


Instructors: Dr. Filippo Biscarini (Italian National Research Council, Italy) and Eric Normandeau (Université Laval and Ressources Aquatiques Québec, Canada).


Overview

This course will introduce students, researchers and professionals to the steps needed to build an analysis pipeline for Genome-Wide Association Studies (GWAS). The course will, on one hand, describe all the necessary steps involved in a typical GWAS study; on the other hand, we will build a reusable and reproducible GWAS pipeline.


Format

The course is structured in modules over five days. Each day will include introductory lectures with class discussions of key concepts. The remainder of each day will consist of practical hands-on sessions. These sessions will involve a combination of both mirroring exercises with the instructor to demonstrate a skill as well as applying these skills on your own to complete individual exercises. After and during each exercise, results will be interpreted and discussed in group.


Assumed Background

The course is aimed at students, researchers and professionals interested in learning how to build a structured pipeline for semi-automated and reproducibile GWAS analyses. It will include information useful for both beginners and more advanced users. We will start by introducing general concepts of GWAS and bioinformatics pipeline building, progressively describing all steps and putting there seamlessy together in a general workflow. Attendees should have a background in biology, specifically genetics; previous exposure to GWAS experiments would also be beneficial.


Learning Outcomes

Understanding the different steps involved in a typical GWAS analysis and how to build them together in a general workflow / bioinformatics pipeline


Please visit our website to have more information about the course content: https://www.physalia-courses.org/courses-workshops/course49/


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