Reading between the genes: interpreting non-coding DNA in high-throughput

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2019-01-03

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non-coding DNA
bioinformatics
epigenetics
transcription factor
systems biology

Abstract

Identifying functional elements and predicting mechanistic insight from non-coding DNA and non-coding variation remains a challenge. Advances in genome-scale, high-throughput technology, however, have brought these answers closer within reach than ever, though there is still a need for new computational approaches to analysis and integration. This workshop aims to explore these resources and new computational methods applied to regulatory elements, chromatin interactions, non-protein-coding genes, and other non-coding DNA.