Aim
This course aims to introduce epidemiologists, molecular biologists and clinicians into the basic principles of genome wide association analysis. The course addresses the state of the art of techniques for data handling, quality control, data analysis of single and multiple markers, gene interactions and adjustments for confounding by other determinants of disease and population (sub)structure. Further, issues related to the design of genome wide association analysis are discussed including statistical power and population selection.
Location & Organization
Organizer
NIHES - Netherlands Institute for Health Sciences
Co-organizers
Erasmus University
Course Director
Darina Roeske , Dr. Bertram Müller Myshok , Prof. Dr. Cornelia van Duijn and Dr. Yurii Aulchenko
Faculty / Teachers
Darina Roeske , Dr. Bertram Müller Myshok , Prof. Dr. Cornelia van Duijn and Dr. Yurii Aulchenko
Location / venue
Rotterdam, Erasmus University
Costs
1500/2000/2500 euro for 1/2/3 weeks of participation in the Erasmus Summer Programme.
Timing & Workload
Duration Five days
ECTS points 1.4
Frequency Once a year
Teaching methods used
Lectures and computer practicals.
Examination no
Criteria
Is the course taught in English? yes
Is documentation available? (book, syllabus)? yes
Is the course open for external researchers? yes
Remarks
Part of the Erasmus Summer Programme.
A laptop is required.
More Information
http://www.nihes.nl/site/index.php?id=482,541,0,0,1,0&course_id=19
Categories
Therapeutic Areas: None
Enabling Technologies: Bioinformatics
Methodology: None
Auxiliary skills: None
Target Group
All researchers
Country
NL
City
Rotterdam
More information
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