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20.440  Analysis of Biological Networks

Spring 2017

Instructors: Paul C Blainey, Karthik Shekhar, Michael B Yaffe

TAs: Carles Boix, Erika Daphne Handly

Lecture:  MW2-3.30,F2  (56-614)        

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Slides from Lecture #16 have been posted on class website

Folks,

    I have posted a PDF of the slides I used for Lecture #16, where we discussed transcriptional regulatory networks, ChIP, SAGE tags, edgeR, and DESeq.  The slides setthe stage for part of the next homework.

-Prof. Yaffe

Announced on 08 April 2017  6:40  p.m. by Michael B Yaffe

20.440 Project 1st Draft due date postponed until April 19th

Folks,
 
     As we discussed, we will give you an extra week to finish your first draft of the Project, and extend the due date until April 19th.  If you have a first draft done by April 12th, the original due date, please turn it in then, as that will allow Prof. Blainey and I to review it and gives you more time to implement the changes we suggest.  If not, then don't panic, and take until April 19th to finish it.

-Profs. Yaffe and Blainey.

Announced on 08 April 2017  6:33  p.m. by Michael B Yaffe

The Whyte paper for class on Wednesday has been posted, as has a Paper Reflection question

Please read the Whyte et al paper for class tomorrow and complete the very brief reflection question.  Apologies for the late posting.

-Prof. Yaffe

Announced on 04 April 2017  9:04  a.m. by Michael B Yaffe

The Subramanian et al paper on GSEA has been posted

Folks,

     Erika and I have posted the Subramanian et al paper.  If you downoaded it yesterday, please re-download it, as the version I have posted contains all the supplementary material.  Because of the late posting, the write-up for the paper will not be due until FRIDAY, Match 17th.

-Prof. Yaffe

Announced on 14 March 2017  9:28  a.m. by Michael B Yaffe

Reading for Lecture#11 and Reflection assignment posted

I have posted the reading for Monday's lecture (Katz et al paper), and a brief reflection question for you to answer.  The entire reading and question/assignment should take less than 1 hour to do.

-Prof. Yaffe

Announced on 10 March 2017  9:38  p.m. by Michael B Yaffe

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