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Genome Annotation

Bioinformatician Tim Hubbard on the process of identifying genes, protein genes and RNA genes, and how many genes are there in the human genome

Innate Immunity

Molecular biologist Greg Towers on interferons, uninfectable cells, and how breaking a virus can actually help it to infect the cell

ncRNAs Bioinformatics

Bioinformatician Manja Marz on assembling DNA reads, high-throughput sequencing, and reverse transcription

Bioinformatics After High Throughput Sequencing

Bioinformatician Manja Marz on non-coding RNAs, the dynamic programming approach, and homology search

MicroRNA in Human Brain Diseases

Harvard Prof. Anna Krichevsky on role of microRNAs in cell differentiation, oncomiRs, and clinical trials

Developmental Mechanisms of Evolutionary Change

Biologist Arkhat Abzhanov on principal component analysis, molecular-based phylogenetic tree, and zebrafish embryos

Search for Extraterrestrial Genomes

Astrobiologist Christopher Carr on the Late Heavy Bombardment, deinococcus radiodurans, and the polymerase chain reaction

MicroRNA studies

Neurologist Anna Krichevsky of Harvard University on the different roles of microRNAs, pseudogenes, and how mRNAs can “talk” to each other through microRNA

Geneticist Maxim Frank-Kamenetskii on replacing DNA with other molecules, peptide nucleic acid, and new types of life

Introduction to microRNA

Biologist Anna M. Krichevsky on RNA interference, ways of studying microRNA, and other non-protein coding regulatory RNA molecules

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