Human Genome Analysis: Genetic Analysis of Multifactorial Diseases

The course provides a comprehensive overview of the statistical methods currently used to map disease susceptibility genes in human populations. Discussions of the latest statistical methodology are complemented by practical hands-on computer exercises using state-of-the-art software. The statistical basics behind each method will be carefully explained so that participants with a non-statistical background can understand.  In addition to discussing analysis methods applicable to samples of unrelated individuals, we also will discuss methods that can analyse family data or a combination of families and individuals.
 
Our interactive and intensive educational program will enable researchers to better carry out sophisticated statistical analyses of genetic data, and will also improve their interpretation and understanding of the results. The concepts and methodological approaches covered are equally applicable to genotype data generated from traditional genotyping technologies and to data generated through next generation sequencing endeavours. Note the focus of the course is on the downstream analysis of called variants.
 

Event Holder: Wellcome Genome Campus Advanced Courses And Scientific Conferences

Source of data: World Health Organization statistics database, 2014, National Health Accounts, 1995-2014, GLOBALEVENTSLIST

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