Introduction to Nextflow
11/18/2021 | Outreach Training Workshops
Come join BAC computational biologist Dr. Kyle Stiers as he presents to the Dataphiles group on Friday 11/19/2021 on “Getting started with Nextflow," the domain specific language for building data-driven pipelines. This presentation covers a brief introduction to syntax and structure of the language with some examples of production usage.”
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MU Bioinformatics and Analytics has a new Listserv
11/11/2021 | Important Services
BAC has a new Listserv that we will be working on in the coming weeks to broadly communicate with researchers and clients. If you want to stay up-to-date on what is going on with the core, take a few minutes and subscribe to make sure you don’t miss any announcements.
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Technique connects DNA instructions to biological architecture in space: Core collaboration maps the future
11/10/2021 | Press
Collaborative work on a cutting edge method using Visium Spatial Transcriptomics between the MU Genomics Technology, Advanced Light Microscopy and BAC was highlighted in a recent press article in Decoding Science.
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Bioinformatics and Analytics – full service: from design to discovery
10/27/2021 | Outreach Presentations Training
BAC director Dr. Lyndon Coghill recently gave a talk to the Bioinformatics in Plant Sciences undergraduate group about what bioinformatics is, where the future of bioinformatics research is trending, and what career tracks in bioinformatics look like.
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Paper: Monocarboxylate Transporter-2 Expression Restricts Tumor Growth in a Murine Model of Lung Cancer: A Multi-Omic Analysis
09/30/2021 | Papers Sci-Com
A new paper including Drs Coghill and Raju from Bioinformatics and Analytics as co-authors looks at a multi-Omic approach to exploring the role for MCT2 in the host response to TC1 lung carcinoma that involve alterations in the gut and systemic metabolome, along with TAM-related metabolic pathway.