Bioinformatics Semester 8th

o f
S c i e n c e
SyllabuS
a n d
Yashwantrao Chavan
Maharashtra
Open University
Dnyangangotri, Near Gangapur Dam,
Nashik 422 222, India
Phone: 0253-2231714, 2231715, 2231473
Fax: 2231473/ 2231716
Email: sctech@ycmou.com
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Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum
Te c h n o l o g y
Yashwantrao Chavan Mahara shtra Open University
S c h o o l
M.Sc.
in
Bio-Informatics
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Contents
1 Charts and Tables .............................................................................................................3
1.1 Bio-Informatics Programme Structure Charts ..............................................................3
1.2 Bio-Informatics Programmes Details ...........................................................................4
1.3 Bioinformatics Course Details ......................................................................................4
1.4 Course Distribution Chart ............................................................................................5
2 Syllabus ...........................................................................................................................6
2.1 Semester 08 ................................................................................................................6
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1 Charts and Tables

1.1 Bio-Informatics Programme Structure Charts
1.1.1 For Odd Numbered Semesters
Mandatory
CS Month
Odd
Numbered
Semester
01
03
September
October
November
December
January
Course 1
4 CP, Theory
Course
Course 2
4 CP, Theory
Course
SBI012:
Communication
Skills
Course 3
4 CP, Theory
Course
Course 4
4 CP, Theory
Course
SBI014:
Environmental
Science
Course 5
4 CP, Practical or
Project-Work Course
SBI011:
Basic Biology
SBI031:
Basic
Biochemistry
SBI013:
Mathematics
SBI032:
General
Microbiology-I
SBI033:
Physiology
SBI034:
Metabolism
SBI015:
Lab Course
SBI035:
Lab Course
05
SBI051:
Basics of
Bioinformatics
SBI052:
Computer
Programming-I
SBI053:
DBMS-I
SBI054:
Introduction to
Molecular
Genetics
SBI055:
Lab Course
07
S08071:
Concepts in
Computing and
Basics of
Bioinformatics
SBI072:
Biological
Chemistry
SBI073:
Statistical
Techniques
SBI074:
Structural Biology
SBI075:
Lab Course
09
SBI093:
SBI094:
S09092:
Programming
Programming
SBI091:
Sequence-based Languages and
Languages and
Biochemistry of
Bioinformatics Softwarte Tools Softwarte Tools in
Metabolism
Approaches
in
Bioinformatics-II
Bioinformatics-I
SBI095:
Lab Course
1.1.2 For Even Numbered Semesters

Mandatory
CS Month
Even
Numbered
Semester
March
April
May
June
July
Course 2
4 CP, Theory
Course
Course 3
4 CP, Theory
Course
SBI022:
Basic Chemistry
SBI023:
Applied Physics
Course 4
4 CP, Theory
Course
SBI024:
Programming
Concepts
Course 5
4 CP, Practical or
Project-Work Course
02
Course 1
4 CP, Theory
Course
SBI021:
Basic Statistics
04
SBI041:
Cell Biology-I
SBI042:
Basic Biosciences
SBI043:
Biophysical
Techniques-I
SBI044:
Molecular Biology-I
SBI045:
Lab Course
06
08
10
SBI061:
Computational
Molecular
Biology
SBI062:
Computer
Programming-II
SBI081:
Genomics
Databases and
Applications
SBI082:
Genetic
Information
Flow and
Processing
SBI101:
Genetic
Engineering
SBI102:
Genetics and
Genomics
SBI064:
Cell Biology,
Genetics &
Immunology
SBI084:
SBI083:
Protein Structure
Programming in
Prediction and
Perl
Molecular
Modeling
SBI103:
SBI104:
Database
Research
Management
Methodology
Systems
SBI063:
DBMS-II
SBI025:
Lab Course
SBI065
Lab Course
SBI085
Lab course
SBI105
Project
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1.2 Bio-Informatics Programmes Details

SN
Programme
For certification, student must confirm to

specified certification eligibility criteria and
following
courses
specified
for
the
respective programme must be successfully
completed
Post-Graduate Degree Programme

1
M.Sc. (Bio-Informatics)
All 20 courses at semester 07 to 10
Graduate Degree Programme

1
B.Sc. (Bio-Informatics)
All 30 courses at semester 01 to 06
1.3 Bioinformatics Course Details

CP: Credit Points
CST: Counseling Session Time
SST: Self-Study Time
Cat: Course Category from the below:
BS: Basic Science (Sem 01-02)
DB: Discipline Basic (Sem 03-04)
DC: Discipline Core (Sem 05-06)
SC: Specialization Courses (Sem 0710)

Type: Course Type from the below:
TH: Theory
PR: Practical
SP: Seminar or Project-Work

SN
Semester
Course
Code
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Cat
Type
SBI011
Basic Biology
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI012
Communication Skill
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI013
Mathematics
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI014
Environmental Science
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI015
Lab Course
80
120
100
BS
PR
SBI021
Basic Statistics
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI022
Basic Chemistry
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI023
Applied Physics
40
120
100
BS
TH
SBI024
Programming Concepts
40
120
100
BS
TH
10
SBI025
Lab Course
80
120
100
BS
PR
11
SBI031
Basic Biochemistry
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI032
General Microbiology-I
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI033
Physiology
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI034
Metabolism
40
120
100
DB
TH
15
SBI035
Lab Course
80
120
100
DB
PR
16
SBI041
Cell Biology-I
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI042
Basic Biosciences
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI043
Biophysical Techniques-I
40
120
100
DB
TH
SBI044
Molecular Biology-I
40
120
100
DB
TH
20
SBI045
Lab Course
80
120
100
DB
PR
21
SBI051
Basics of Bioinformatics
40
120
100
DC
TH
SBI052
Computer Programming - I
40
120
100
DC
TH
SBI053
DBMS - I
40
120
100
DC
TH
SBI054
Introduction to Molecular Genetics
40
120
100
DC
TH
25
SBI055
Lab Course
80
120
100
DC
PR
26
SBI061
Computational Molecular Biology
40
120
100
DC
TH
SBI062
Computer Programming - II
40
120
100
DC
TH
SBI063
DBMS - II
40
120
100
DC
TH
3
4
8
9
12
13
14
17
18
19
22
23
24
27
28
5
6
Name
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SN
Semester
Course
Code
29
Name
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Cat
Type
TH
SBI064
Cell Biology, Genetics &

Immunology
40
120
100
DC
30
SBI065
80
120
100
DC
PR
S08071
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI072
Lab Course
Concepts in Computing and Basics
of Bioinformatics
Biological Chemistry
26
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI073
Statistical Techniques
40
120
100
SC
TH
29
SBI074
Structural Biology
40
120
100
SC
TH
30
SBI075
Lab Course
80
120
100
SC
PR
26
SBI081
Genomics Databases & Applications
40
120
100
SC
TH
27
SBI082
Genetic Information Flow and

Processing
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI083
Programming in Perl
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI084
Protein Structure Prediction &

Molecular Modelling
40
120
100
SC
TH
30
SBI085
Lab Course
80
120
100
SC
PR
26
SBI091
Biochemistry of Metabolism
40
120
100
SC
TH
27
S09092
40
120
100
SC
TH
40
120
100
SC
TH
40
120
100
SC
TH
27
28
28
29
29
SBI094
30
SBI095
Sequence-based Bioinformatics
Approaches
Programming Languages and
Softwarte Tools in Bioinformatics-I
Programming Languages and
Softwarte Tools in Bioinformatics-II
Lab Course
80
120
100
SC
PR
26
SBI101
Genetic Engineering
40
120
100
SC
TH
27
SBI102
Genetics and Genomics
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI103
Database Mnagement Systems
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI104
Research Methodology
40
120
100
SC
TH
SBI105
Project
80
120
100
SC
SP
28
28
29
10
30
SBI093
1.4 Course Distribution Chart

1.4.1 As per Course Category
SN
Course Category
No of
Courses
Credit
Points
% of Credit
Points
Counseling
Hours
% of
Counseling
Hours
BS: Basic Science
10
40
20%
480
20%
DB: Discipline Basic
10
40
20%
480
20%
DC: Discipline Core
10
40
20%
480
20%
SC: Specialization Courses
20
80
40%
960
40%
Total
50
200
100%
2400
100%
No of
Courses
Credit
Points
% of Credit
Points
Counseling
Hours
% of
Counseling
Hours
67%
1.4.2 As per Course Type

SN
Course Type
TH: Theoretical
40
160
80%
1600
SB: Skill Based (PR and PW)
10
40
20%
800
33%
Total
50
200
100%
2400
100%
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Syllabus
2.1 Semester 08
2.1.1 SBI081
Code
Course Name
Prog
Sem
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Type
Cat
BI
40
120
100
TH
SC
SBI081 Genomics Databases & Applications

Course Prerequisites:
Basic knowledge
databases
about
Course Objectives: After successful completion of this

biological course, student should be able to
Understand the role of Bioinformatics in the

genome sequencing, assembly, annotation and
post genomic analyses for gene identification,
structural
and
functional
elucidation
of
genomes, drug target identification etc.
Remarks:
UN
Name of Unit
CST
Evaluation Pattern
10
1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs

(in Self-Test) will be asked on these units.
Data Mining Tools
10

Linking Genotype to Phenotype
10

Applications of Genome Data
10

Browsing Genomic Resources
UN
Detail Syllabus of the Unit
Browsing Genomic Resources:
CP
Genome Assembly overview

Related data resources (EST, STS, GSS, HSS) etc.
Genomic databases at EBI and NCBI
Genomic databases for human, mouse, yeast and other model organisms
Genomic databases for plant, microbial, parasite and viral genomes
Challenges in development of genomic databases & resources
2
Data Mining Tools:

Basic Aspects of Genome Annotation
Browsing genomic data using Ensembl (EBI) and Map Viewer (NCBI)
Prediction of ORFs and Genes; Gene Modeling,
Gene prediction algorithms for prokaryotes & eukaryotes
Prediction of Signal sequences (Promoters, Primers, splice sites, UTRs etc.), Operons
Linking Genotype to Phenotype:

Human & mouse genome: OMIM database
Identification of Disease Genes
Linking human genome data, OMIM database and SNP databases
Querying genomic data for various diseases
Identification of homologous genes: Orthologs & Paralogs
Linking genomic data in the context of metabolic pathways
Applications of Genome Data:
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Genome based drug design

Genome based vaccine design
Microarray analysis & tools
Proteomics analysis & tools
Structural genomics
Functional genomics
Book Code Title,
Author,
ISBN of Original Edition
Details of
Chapters and Sections
Included in Syllabus
Edition Publisher,
Year
Price,
Order It Here
Text Books
SBI081-T1 Principles
of
Genome Included:
Analysis And Genomics (3rd Excluded:
Ed.) by Primrose, S.B. &
Twyman, R.M.
Blackwell
SBI081-T2 The Genome
VCH
Publishing
Company, 2003.
Ram S. Verma
ISBN 1-56081-043-2.
Reference Books
SBI081-R1 Genome
mapping
sequencing
By
Dunham,
and
Ian
Horizon,
ISBN1-
898486-50-6.
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2.1.2 SBI082
Code
Course Name
SBI082 Genetic
Information
Processing
Flow
and
Knowledge of genetic material

prokaryotes and eukaryotes
Prog
Sem
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Type
Cat
BI
40
120
100
TH
SC

in course, student should be able to
Understand concepts in gene organization,

transcription, translation and gene regulation
Appreciate Biotechnological implications of

recent developments in cloning and genome
sequencing
Remarks:
UN
Name of Unit
CP
Gene Expression
Genes and Enzymes
Genes RNA and Proteins
Gene
Expression
Analysis
UN
and
Methods
of
CST
Evaluation Pattern
10

10

10

10

Gene Expression: Prokaryotic gene expression, operons positive & negative regulation, sigma
factors. Initiation, elongation and termination of transcription template & enzyme properties
Genes and Enzymes: Eukaryotic RNA polymerase I, II & III transcribed genes, promoter &
regulatory sequences, transcription factors, Techniques foot printing, Reporter genes
Genes RNA and Proteins: Organization of globin, immunoglobulin, HLA, r RNA and 5 sRNA
genes. Processing of RNA and Proteins Transport and Stability
Gene Expression and Methods of Analysis: Stress & hormones regulated gene expression
Organization of human genome. RFLP, Fingerprinting. RAPDs, Microarrays, ESTs
Book Code Title,

Author,
Details of
Edition Publisher,
Year
Price,
Order It Here
Text Books
SBI082-T1 Handbook
of
Biology
Rapley, Walker
Molecular Included:
Excluded:
SBI082-T2 Genetics from Genes to

Genomes
L. H. Hartwell, L. Hood, M.
L. Goldberg, A.E. Reynolds,
L. M. Silver & R. C. Veres,
Humane Press
McGraw-Hill, 2004
Reference Books
SBI082-R1 Molecular Biology
and Biotechnology
Rapley,Walker
Panima
SBI082-R2 Genes IX.

Benjamin Lewin
Jones
&
Bartlett
Publishers, 2007.
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2.1.3 SBI083
Code
Course Name
SBI083 Programming in Perl

Knowledge
of
SBI062
SBI052,
Prog
Sem
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Type
Cat
BI
40
120
100
TH
SC

SBI053, course, student should be able to
Understand organisation of biological data in

databases and parse data for processing
Remarks:
UN
Name of Unit
CP
Perl Introduction & Data Types
Control
Structures
&
Regular
Expressions
CST
Evaluation Pattern
10

10

Formats
10

System, Network & DBM using Perl
10

UN
1

Perl Introduction & Data Types:
Introduction & Overview:
What is Perl? Why use Perl in Bioinformatics? History of Perl, Availability, Support, Basic
Concepts
Scalar Data: What Is Scalar Data?, Numbers, Strings, Scalar Operators, Scalar Variables, Scalar
Operators and Functions
Arrays and List Data: What Is a List or Array? Literal Representation, Variables, Array Operators
and Functions, Scalar and List Context
Control Structures & Regular Expressions:

Control Structures: Statement Blocks
Hashes: What Is a Hash? Hash Variables, Literal Representation of a Hash, Hash Functions, Hash
Slices. Basic I/O
Regular Expressions: Concepts About Regular Expressions, Simple Uses of Regular Expressions,
Patterns, More on the Matching Operator, Substitutions, The split and join Functions
Subroutines: System and User Functions, The local Operator, Variable-length Parameter Lists,
Notes on Lexical Variables
Miscellaneous Control Structures:
Filehandles and File Tests: What Is a Filehandle? Opening and Closing a Filehandle, Using
Pathnames and Filenames, A Slight Diversion: die, Using Filehandles, The -x File Tests, The stat
Function
3
Formats:
What Is a Format? Defining a Format, Invoking a Format
Directory Access: Moving Around the Directory Tree, Globbing, Directory Handles, Opening and
Closing a Directory Handle, Reading a Directory Handle
File and Directory Manipulation
Process Management: Using system and exec, Using Backquotes,
Other Data Transformation: Finding a Substring, Extracting and Replacing a Substring
Formatting Data: Sorting, Transliteration
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System, Network & DBM using Perl:

System Information: Getting User and Machine Information, Packing and Unpacking Binary Data
Getting Network Information
Database Manipulation: DBM Databases and DBM Hashes, Opening and Closing DBM Hashes,
Fixed-Length Random-Access Databases, Variable-Length (Text) Databases,
Win32 Database
Interfaces
CGI Programming: The CGI.pm Module, Your CGI Program in Context, Simplest CGI Program,
Passing Parameters via CGI, Perl and the Web
Object oriented perl: Introduction to modules, Creating Objects
Bioperl: Introduction, Installation procedures, Architecture, Uses of bioperl
Book Code Title,
Author,
Details of
Edition Publisher,
Year
Price,
Order It Here
Text Books
SBI083-T1 Beginning
Perl
Bioinformatics
for Included:
Excluded:
O-Reilly
James Tisdall,
SBI083-T2 Developing
Bioinformatics
O-Reilly
Computer Skills
Cynthia
Gibas,
Per
Jambeck,
SBI083-T3 Programming the Perl DBI
Alligator
Descartes,
O-Reilly
Tim
Bunce,
Reference Books
SBI083-R1 Advanced Perl Programming
O-Reilly
Sriram Srinivasan
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2.1.4 SBI084
Code
Course Name
SBI084 Protein
Structure
Prediction
Prog
Sem
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Type
Cat
BI
40
120
100
TH
SC
&
Molecular Modeling
Knowledge of
SBI074
SBI051,
SBI071

& course, student should be able to
Understanding
the
levels
of
structure
organization of macromolecules and related
methods of structure determination
Understand and use various methods of 2D and

3D structure prediction
Understand
the
interaction
between
macromolecules
Remarks:
UN
Name of Unit
CP
Protein Purification
Qualitative
and
Evaluation of Protein
Exploring proteins
Prediction of Protein Structure
UN
1
Quantitative
CST
Evaluation Pattern
10

10

10

10


Protein Purification:
Basics of protein purification, differential centrifugation, salting out, dialysis, gel filtration and
ion exchange chromatography, affinity chromatography, HPLC, gel electrophoresis, isoelectric
focusing, two dimensional electrophoresis.
Qualitative and Quantitative Evaluation of Protein:

Ultracentrifugation,
Mass
spectroscopy
MALTDI-TOF,
peptide
mass
fingerprinting,
eman
degradation, protein sequencing, automated soild phase peptide synthesis, NMr spectroscopy.
3
Exploring proteins:
Databases:, NDB & CCSD
Calculation of conformational energy for bio-macromolecules
Molecular Mechanics & Molecular Dynamics of Oligopeptides, Proteins, Nucleotides and small
Molecules
Mechanics and dynamics of bio-macromolecules
Simulation of molecular mechanics and dynamics
Simulations of Free Energy changes
Force fields
Molecular interactions of
Protein Protein
Protein DNA
Protein carbohydrate
DNA small molecules etc.
Prediction of Protein Structure:

Prediction of Secondary Structure using Chou & Fasman, GOR series, PHD, PSSM etc.
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Metaservers
Tertiary structures of Proteins using homology modeling
Evaluation of structure using Procheck, ProsaII etc.
Databases & servers for modeling
Approaches based on Neural; networks, genetic algorithms & machine learning methods
Fold recognition, threading
Methods to predict three dimensional structures of nucleic acids, rRNA
CASP, CFASP experiments
Book Code Title,
Author,
Details of
Edition Publisher,
Year
Price,
Order It Here
Text Books
SBI084-T1 Proteins:
And Included:
Properties Excluded:
Structure
Molecular
Creighton, T.E.
SBI084-T2 Protein
Folding,.
New
York.
W.
H.
Freeman and Company,
1992
structure
New
York.
W.
H.
Freeman and Company,
1996
Creighton,T.
SBI084-T3 Protein
prediction:
practical
approach, Sternberg, M.J.E.

SBI084-T4 Molecular
principles
Second New
York.
W.
H.
Edition Freeman and Company,
1993.
modelling:
and
applications
Leach. A. R.
Reference Books
SBI084-R1 Structural
Methods
Bioinformatics
of
Wiley-Liss, 2003.
biochemical
Analysis V. 44 by Philip E.
Bourne
(Editor),
Helge
Weissig (Editor)
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2.1.5 SBI085
Code
Course Name
Prog
Sem
CP
CST
SST
Marks
Type
Cat
BI
80
120
100
PR
SC
SBI085 Lab. Course
Knowledge of list all 4 courses in this course, student should be able to

sem
Perform
practical
related
to
Genomic
databases, Structural Bioinformatics, GIFP and
Perl.
Special Note: Study Centers should conduct any 20 activities out of total 24 activities given in the
list. Students are expected to perform all activities mentioned in each experiment and maintain the upto-date journal and get certified from the lab instructor.
UN
1

Browsing Genomic databases using MapViewer & ensembl, viewing genetic, linkage maps for
human and other model organisms.
Browsing Human genome data, OMIM, SNP databases to understand genetic and metabolic
disorders at least 2 each
Browsing genomic resources for plant, yeast genomes
Browsing resources for microbial and viral genomes
Mining genomic data to identify genomic features: codon usage, repeats, reversals,
Homologous regions, operon structures, syntenic regions, horizontal gene transfer
Gene prediction algorithms for Prokaryotes (at least 2)
Gene prediction algorithms for Eukaryotes (at least 2)
Structural databases: revise pdb, ndb, ccsd,
Evaluation of 3D structure of proteins:

Procheck, Ramachandran plot, ProsaII plot
10
Explore: Derived databases of structures: DSSP, FSSP, CATH & SCOP
11
Prediction of secondary structures of proteins: at least 3 methods for 3 proteins
12
Prediction of Tertiary structure fo proteins: SwissModel and Modeller
13
Exploring metaservers for 2D and 3D structure prediction

Calculation of MCC & rmsd
14
Identifying fold of proteins

Use of threading servers: Phyre etc
15
Energy minimisation & geometry optimization for proteins & peptides
16
Using servers for function annotations: Evolutionary trace method etc.
17
Perl assignments: 17-24

Finding restriction Sites in given nucleotide sequence
18
Finding GI number for a Given Accession Number
19
Finding restriction Sites in given nucleotide sequence
20
Reading
Feature
table
and
extraction
of
sequence
position
and
feature
information
for
biomacromolecules.
21
Conversion of sequence formats
22
Parsing PDB file to populate tables in a database
23
Finding Molecular weight given the Molecular formulae. Ex: C 6 H 1 2 O 6
24
Making Phylogenetic tree of given sequences by using ClustalW and PHYLIP
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Book Code Title,

Author,
Details of
Edition Publisher,
Year
Price,
Order It Here
Text Books
SBI085-T1 Bioinformatics
A beginners Guide
Claverie, Notredame
Included:
Excluded:
SBI085-T2 Programming the Perl DBI

by Alligator Descartes, Tim
Bunce,
Willey
O-Reilly.
Reference Books
SBI085-R1 Bioinformatics
C.S.V. Murthy
Himalaya
House
Publishing
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Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

1 Charts and Tables

1.1.2 For Even Numbered Semesters

Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

1.2 Bio-Informatics Programmes Details

For certification, student must confirm to

Post-Graduate Degree Programme

All 20 courses at semester 07 to 10

Graduate Degree Programme

All 30 courses at semester 01 to 06

1.3 Bioinformatics Course Details

BS: Basic Science (Sem 01-02)

DB: Discipline Basic (Sem 03-04)

DC: Discipline Core (Sem 05-06)

SC: Specialization Courses (Sem 0710)

SP: Seminar or Project-Work

Introduction to Molecular Genetics

Computational Molecular Biology

Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

Cell Biology, Genetics &

Genomics Databases & Applications

Genetic Information Flow and

Protein Structure Prediction &

Genetics and Genomics

Database Mnagement Systems

1.4 Course Distribution Chart

BS: Basic Science

DB: Discipline Basic

DC: Discipline Core

SC: Specialization Courses

1.4.2 As per Course Type

SB: Skill Based (PR and PW)

Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

SBI081 Genomics Databases & Applications

Course Objectives: After successful completion of this

Understand the role of Bioinformatics in the

1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs

Data Mining Tools

1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs

Linking Genotype to Phenotype

1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs

Applications of Genome Data

1 SAQ & 1 LAQ (in End Exam) and 5 MCQs

Browsing Genomic Resources

Detail Syllabus of the Unit

Browsing Genomic Resources:

Genome Assembly overview

Data Mining Tools:

Linking Genotype to Phenotype:

Applications of Genome Data:

Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

Genome based drug design

SBI081-T2 The Genome

Bio-Informatics Programme Curriculum

Knowledge of genetic material

Course Objectives: After successful completion of this

Understand concepts in gene organization,

Appreciate Biotechnological implications of

Genes and Enzymes