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Beschreibung: Genes that are the subject of studies in eukaryotic model systems often occur in large families. Understanding these families of related genes is thus often part of various projects — often even being a prerequisite for lab-based investigations. It is an everyday application of bioinformatics. In this course, students will learn about the approaches, assumptions, and “do’s and don’ts” in gene family analyses.
On day one, the participants will be given a theoretical background to provide a conceptual framework and a recap on tree thinking; first examples will be discussed. On day two, we will delve into examples and hands-on application.
The course is free of charge.

Important:
Once participation has become binding after the signing-out period, cancellation is only possible via the GGNB or GAUSS Office with a) sick certificate, or b) statement by supervisor for scientific reasons. If you do not provide this, you will be excluded from courses for the next 12 months, as well as travel grants and other financial support. No exceptions.

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