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©CMBI 2005

Bioinformatics

NewIntegratingAcross bordersProblem orientedTheory and practiceNot very difficult…

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Bio + informatics

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Bioinformatics examples

Analysis of the information content of genomes

Sequence analysis and sequence alignment

Most computational aspects of drug design

Data mining in biological databases

Model macromolecular structures/complexes

Biological pathway analysis

Phylogeny

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The human genome

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Human genome

....acccaa gaagtcagaa tcctcgaagc tgaagcctga ctgtaagctc tgcctcctac

aactagacaa gtcacaatgc aacccctttg ctccagagga aaaggagtaa gcacagaggg

cttctgagtc cggcaatgct ccatttcctg acaggagcat tttacagact tgcgtctgcc

cctctgaggg aggcagggcc atcagctaac actcagagac aaggatggtc ctacaacatc

ctgatctggg aggaagaggt gaaggcaact caccaccctc aggcatctta acagaaaaca

gtggaactaa ggctcattct aaagaatgtg cccaagatca cacaccgaag gctgcaaagc

gagagtcaaa cttggaaccc tgaacctgca cttgtccctt tacactgccc tgcagcatgg

atgcgatggc tgggcagagg gaagtgccca agcctgggga caaaaatgcc tacctg....

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Genome annotation

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Bioinformatics and medicine

The human genome will be known and properly annotated in a few years.

At that moment we know nearly all targets for medicines.

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Chromosomes

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Goals for medicine and pharma

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Bioinformatics and medicine

Parasite

Active site

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Bioinformatics and medicine

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GPCR: Thé target for drug design

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Drug Design

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Single Nucleotide Polymorphism

SNPs (“snips”): Naturally occurring variants that affect a single nucleotide.

Occurrence: once in every 300-1000 bases.

SNPs are responsible e.g. for hair colour, but are also the reason for individual differences in respons to drugs.

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Plant/Animal improvement

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Protein engineering

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Molecular graphics

If you don't think that pictures are the best way to communicate, I suggest you go home, and watch your radio.

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Molecular graphics

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Molecular graphics

Some mutations found in the P63 model reduce its DNA binding capacity

P63 is a P53 homologue

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Data and databases

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Sequences

Sequence alignment is the best tool for transferring information from a well studied molecule to a novel, unknown, or less well studied molecule.And this topic, transfer of information, will be the main topic of this course.