In this webinar, we cover the emergence and development of bioinformatics in infectious disease research. What are "infectious diseases" and how they can be characterized from a data perspective? Use-cases for bioinformatics analysis methods that are used in pathogen diagnostics, viral evolutionary studies, anti-viral drug discovery, vaccine design as well as the characterization for emerging drug resistance. We also showcase some of the latest developments on the T-BioInfo analytical platform designed for virology studies and introduce the upcoming Omics Logic bioinformatics training programs for those interested in effective utilization of bioinformatics for infectious diseases, immunology and microbiology.

Bioinformatics Tools for Genomic and Transcriptomic Data Analysis
Exploring relationships between viral genomes based on Multiple Sequence Alignment
Phylogeny and evolutionary studies: genome ancestry and population fitness
Inferring structural implications of sequence variation
Host-pathogen interaction and treatment response

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