BINF 2111: Genome Horoscope (eye color — part 2)
Your mission for today is to write a script that checks a 23 and Me genotype file for several groups of SNPs that are associated with blue eyes. The SNPs in question are in...
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BINF 2111: Genome Horoscope — eye color (Part 1)
In this week’s exercise, we’re going to practice loops and lists in Python by looping through a 23 and me file to pull out data that matches a list of SNPs of interest. Before...
BINF 2111: Do SNPs make a difference
In the next script, we’ll combine the information from genomic FASTA file, GFF, and VCF to see if the variants change the protein sequence. The big challenge in this problem is integrating three sources...
BINF 2111: Protein translation
Over the last few days, we’ve learned several pieces of python that will add up to a script that translates DNA into protein. Today’s lab is a little bit of a test — can...
BINF 2111: Genome Horoscope, Inc.
Last week, you made a script that takes a “panel” of SNPs where a particular variant allele is associated with blue eyes in Europeans, parses an individual’s 23 and Me results to check their...
BINF 2111: Course plan
Welcome to Bioinformatics 2111/2111L. In this course, you’ll learn how to write simple executable UNIX scripts that automate “pipelines” of bioinformatics software, and to write scripts for genomic data analysis using the Python language....
BINF 2111: Opening and writing files in python
Last week, we covered conditionals and comparators in python, and this morning we used them to test for sequence length, GC content, and presence of an “adapter”: DNASeq = raw_input(“Enter a DNA Sequence: “)...
BINF 2111: Exploring SNPs with bedtools (Lab)
We’re not quite ready to launch into full-on python scripting just yet — so here’s a little add-on to your final bash project, to help make use of the output files you generate. Why...
BINF 2111: Variant calling workflow (Homework)
Now that you’ve implemented one workflow in a bash script, the challenge is to take the skills you’ve learned and implement a different script, on your own. The workflow that we’ll use is variant...
BINF 2111: looping, user input, and complex conditionals
Today you are going to continue to work with your genome assembly script. By the end of the lab period, you should have implemented the following features: Script loops through multiple *.fastq files, parsing...