Dec 2012 Bioinformatics SIG Meeting
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- Naive Bayes Classifier
- Support Vector Machine
- next meeting march 6 2013 - big data
- the harp and fiddle in bethesda
Hari Schroff
- Selective plane illumination microscopy for high-speed, long term studies of C. elegans embryogenesis
- fluorescence radiance energy transfer
- super resolution microscopy
- atlas of development
- human brain, 25k genes, movie cataloging how the human brain forms
- worm brain 302 neurons, 5k synapses, 20k genes
- 4d- dynamic atlas of neuro development
- google worm atlas
- we have lineages, following patern of division
- selectively mark neurons, turn on just a few at a time
- identify neurons
- take raw data, curate, annotate, form into atlas
- 30-50 um
- widefield, epifluorescence - volumetric luminescence bleaches out of focus, causes damage
- confocal microscope - reject out of focus light - intrinsically slow, wasteful of probe, can't do high speeds, photobeaching artifacts
- best solution - light sheet illumination
- detection of fluorescence happens perpendicular to excitation
- following subcellular processes migrate
discovering when functional decisions are made
- high speed low photo damage, zebrafish primordium, mouse egg sperm,
- anisotropic resolution, could flip axes? tomography
- mipav.cit.nih.gov
- wormguides.org
- tube that is writing on itself in 3 dimensions
Richa Agarwala
- alignment of short read data
- short read - sub-sequence, small sequence 100 bases long, paired = two ends "mates" oriented a certain way