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Processing and Interpreting Single Cell RNA-seq Data

This is a one day short-course that also has a pre-workshop component. Limited seating is available for this course.

This one-day short course is designed to provide participants with practical skills in bioinformatics and statistical methods for the analysis of single cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data. The course will cover key steps in scRNA-seq analysis primarily using the R package Seurat, with a focus on data preprocessing, quality control, dimensionality reduction, and clustering. Methods in exploratory analysis, dataset integration, differential gene expression, and pseudotime analysis will also be explored. Participants should expect to develop a broad familiarity of the basics in scRNA-Seq analysis and acquire the knowledge to understand and utilize more advance methods for their research application.

Prior to taking this course, participants need to complete the course preparation module (M0), which will instruct them how to install and test all the required software. A link will be posted here 2 weeks before the course start date to the course preparation instructions.

  • Date: Saturday, April 6, 2024
  • Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
  • Location: Talley Student Union, Rm 4280
StartEndProgram
8am8:30amArrival
8:30am9:15amWelcome and Intro to scRNA
9:15am10:30amscRNA-Seq Preprocessing and Alignment with Cell Ranger
10:30am10:45amBREAK
10:45am12pmStandard scRNA-Seq Processing with Seurat, Part 1
12pm12:45pmLUNCH
12:45pm1:15pmStandard scRNA-Seq Processing with Seurat, Part 2
1:15pm2pmMethods in scRNA-Seq Cell Type Identification
2pm3pmDataset Integration, DGE, and Exploratory Analysis with Seurat
3pm3:15pmBREAK
3:15PM4:15PMPseudotime Analysis with Monocle3
4:15PM5PMBest Practices, Troubleshooting, Q & A
This schedule is subject to change as the date approaches.