Educational materials
Guest Lectures
- NMPDR - Connecting Bioinformatics to the Bench
view PowerPoint slideshow (new window)
pdf slides with notes (new window)- Presented to:
MCB 426 Bacterial Pathogenesis
Chem 574 Genomics, Proteomics and Bioinformatics
MCB 432 Computing in Molecular Biology
- Subsystems Annotation
view PowerPoint slideshow (new window)
pdf handouts (new window)- Presented to:
MCB 432 Computing in Molecular Biology
CPSC 569 Applied Bioinformatics
Assignments
- Exploring selenocysteine biosynthesis across all three Domains using the National Microbial Pathogen Data Resouce
- Prerequisite reading:
NMPDR training workshop handout (new window)- On the road to selenocysteine
full text - Assignment worksheet
writable document - Used by:
MCB 432 Computing in Molecular Biology
CPSC 569 Applied Bioinformatics
- Using NMPDR to investigate pathogenesis
- Prerequisite reading:
NMPDR training workshop handout (new window)- Mechanisms of Bacterial Pathogenesis
full text - Inquiry Unit (a loosely structured, gently guided search of the Web)
writable document
On-line versions focused on Campylobacter, Listeria, Staphylococci, Streptococci, or Vibrio are writable after registration at the iLab site that hosts our user forums. - Used by:
MCB 426 Bacterial Pathogenesis
Other Resources
- Using NMPDR and GBrowse
- NMPDR training workshop handout, illustrated
pdf handout (new window)
- Annotating Proteins and Adding Proteins to Subsystems—A Worked Example
- NMPDR-SEED training workshop handout, illustrated
pdf handout (new window)
- Introduction to NMPDR
- Training course via webCT at NCSA
- The National Microbial Pathogen Database Resource (NMPDR): A genomics platform based on subsystem annotation.
- Nucleic Acids Res. 2007 Jan;35(Database issue):D347-53; [Epub 2006 Dec 1]
PMID: 17145713 - This paper is the primary description of the data and tools available at NMPDR.
- The subsystems approach to genome annotation and its use in the project to annotate 1000 genomes.
- Nucleic Acids Res. 2005 Oct 7;33(17):5691-702.
PMID: 16214803 - In this paper, subsystems are defined, and the SEED annotation environment that supports the creation, curation, population and exchange of subsystems is described. The SEED is used by the NMPDR curation staff, and a public version is available for community annotation.
Suggested References
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