ChIP-seq data analysis workshop on April 12

ChIP-seq data analysis workshop on April 12

Would you like to learn how to analyze, explore, and visualize your own and published genome-wide ChIP-seq data?

Then you might be interested in the upcoming workshop ‘ChIP-seq data analysis and visualization for life scientists’, introducing the software environment EaSeq (https://easeq.net/).

EaSeq was recently published and is free of costs, runs on a typical PC, and enables analysis through a graphical user interface. So no need for programming skills or expensive equipment – only basic biological and genomic understanding.

It combines the interactive locus-based exploration found in genome browsers with a comprehensive toolset for genome-wide abstraction and visualization of single read seq data, in particular ChIP-seq data. You can therefore interact with plots and shift back and forth between genome-wide and locus-based abstraction during your analyses to ensure that the underlying loci in a population fits a genome-wide interpretation.

The workshop takes place on April 12 at 12:30-15:30 in meeting room 3 at BRIC.
Bring PCs (hardware requirements), and please come already at 12:00, if you first need to install EaSeq.

Please sign up before April 6, and feel free to share this with colleagues.