Physics-Based and AI Methods for Protein Interaction Analysis
An exploration of simulation and machine learning methods for predicting protein-ligand, protein-protein, and protein-membrane interactions.
Talks and seminars featuring experts from around the world, open to everyone.
An exploration of simulation and machine learning methods for predicting protein-ligand, protein-protein, and protein-membrane interactions.
Student-led research presentations and discussions
Dr. Elisa Frezza walks through computational strategies for modeling RNA structures and protein-RNA interactions, covering molecular dynamics simulations, normal mode analysis, and coarse-grained methods.
Serbulent Unsal received her B.Sc. degree in Statistics and Computer Sciences from Karadeniz Technical University in Turkey.
Dr. Bayraktar presents cell2location, a Bayesian model for resolving fine-grained cell types in spatial transcriptomic data, and GBM-space, a multi-modal genomics approach to mapping tumour tissue architecture in glioblastoma.
Yaron Orenstein is a Senior Lecturer and the head of the Computational Biology lab at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev.
An overview of how bioinformatics tools provide the basis for constructing mathematical models of diseases to understand disease mechanisms and design rational drugs on a whole-systems basis.
Four graduate students from Gebze Technical University present their research in cancer dormancy, Parkinson's disease metabolism, Alzheimer's disease, and Klebsiella pneumoniae drug targets.
Barış Ekim introduces minimizer-space sequencing data analysis (mdBG), achieving orders-of-magnitude improvements in genome assembly speed and memory usage over existing methods.
Presentation of SPaRTAN, a computational method to link cell-surface receptors to transcription factors using CITE-seq datasets, applied to predict signaling-coupled TF states in tumor infiltrating CD8+ T cells.
Ancient DNA analysis of 40 individuals spanning 17,000–550 years from Yakutia and Lake Baikal, revealing gene flow events, Palaeo-Inuit ancestors, and Yersinia pestis in ancient Northeast Asia.
A study using Constraint Molecular Dynamics simulation to clarify how glycolytic enzymes are allosterically inhibited in a species-specific manner, enabling targeted drug design.
An in silico, in vitro, and in vivo investigation of cholinergic signals in cancer progression, including the role of CHRNA5 in breast cancer and zebrafish xenograft models for liver cancer.
An exploration of viral diversity dynamics at the protein sequence level, focusing on how viruses evade host immune responses through rapid mutation and the implications for vaccine design.
Presentation of CEN-tools, a website and Python package for interrogating gene essentiality from large-scale CRISPR screens across biological contexts including tissue of origin, mutation profiles, and drug response levels.
A convolutional neural network approach using Modified Inception and MobileNet models to detect and classify skin cancer types, evaluated on the HAM10000 dataset.
A comparative phylogenomic study of sex-related genes in Hexamita inflata, showing evidence for nuclear fusion and meiotic inter-homolog recombination in this diplomonad.
Investigation of how protein structure influences sequence evolution, focusing on the distribution of adaptive mutations along 3D protein structures and coevolution between positions.
Presentation of a new Python pipeline (ASHURE) for density-based clustering and error correction of metabarcodes using Oxford Nanopore sequencing, achieving >99% sequence accuracy for freshwater mock communities.
A Bayesian negative binomial multilevel model with mixed effects for projecting COVID-19 confirmed daily and cumulative cases in Turkey, showing a decreasing epidemic curve under compliance with containment measures.
A summary of modern studies and approaches related to the Lewontin Paradox — the contradiction between population size and neutral genetic variation — with emphasis on the Hill-Robertson effect and linked selection.
A theoretical and empirical study of how multi-locus associative overdominance can amplify genetic diversity in low-recombination regions, with evidence of this phenomenon in the human genome.
A comparative study of SARS-CoV-2 genome variants identified by the Galaxy Project and INSaFLU workflows, presented by RSG-Turkey active members.
A comprehensive phylogenetic analysis of SARS-CoV-2 genomes in Turkey using 15,277 global sequences, revealing early introduction of the virus and multiple independent international transmission events.
An introduction to accessing The Cancer Genome Atlas repository and tools for multi-omics assessment of tumours, focusing on renal cell carcinomas.
An exploration of codon reassignments and unprecedented variants of the mitochondrial genetic code in the green algal order Sphaeropleales.
A historical and physical perspective on how molecular simulations can be thought of as in silico experiments, exploring the analogy between simulation and wet-lab experiments in structural biology.
An overview of applications of Artificial Neural Networks to Single Cell Genomics, Microscopy Imaging, and Genomics/Ancient DNA research, addressing the challenges of big data in life sciences.
Presentation of Hercules, the first machine learning algorithm for long-read error correction using Hidden Markov Models, achieving higher mapping rates than existing methods.
An overview of how genomics, transcriptomics, and epigenetics are changing our understanding of molecular health, and the future challenges of high-throughput data analysis.
A webinar on Microsatellite Instability in tumours — the impact of short tandem repeats on gene expression, epigenetics, and how these effects can be utilized for immunotherapy.
A webinar covering systems-wide analysis of brain cell metabolism, mapping transcriptome data for neurodegenerative diseases using reporter pathways, and constraint-based modelling of brain metabolic networks.
A webinar on how computational approaches and evolutionary genomics can help study conservation and biodiversity, including testing evolutionary models and understanding the evolutionary basis of adaptation.
A recap of the first webinar of 2018, given by Assoc. Prof. Ezgi Karaca on integrative modeling of biomolecular complexes including structural biology techniques and the HADDOCK docking program.
An introduction to structural biology techniques and how to incorporate structural data into biomolecular simulations, especially docking, with discussion of integrative modeling published in Nature Methods.
A talk on computational metagenomics on the species level, part of the early BioInfoNet webinar series, exploring the challenges and opportunities of metagenomic data analysis.
The first webinar of the BioInfoNet series, presenting methods for reconstructing signaling network topology from steady state and dynamic perturbation data.
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