Bioinformatic and Computational research in Biological Sciences

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Bioinformatic and Computational research in Biological Sciences Jason Bond Les Goertzen Rita Graze Ken Halanych Mark Liles Scott Santos Not just Dept. of Biological Science connections to several AU units and national & international colleagues

Genomic Revolution Very large volumes of data Computationally expensive analyses

Genomic Revolution Microbes to Vertebrates

Genomic Revolution

Phylogenomics Genomic computation Tree building Populations to species to major lineages of life Bond 2014 Current Biology

Bioinformatics Pipeline

Pleurobrachia Genome 160Mb genome 600x coverage Moroz et al. Nature 2014

Gene Networks & Interactions

Proteomics Ecological Analyses This compound-protein-protein interaction network shows the interactions of 1.160 compounds and 894 proteins. Post Gulf oil spill analyses of small animal communities. Brannock et al. 2014

Dream hires Jonathon Eisen, UC Davis Steven Salzberg, Johns Hopkins Brian Haas, Broad Institute Thomas Juenger, Univ. Texas Matthew Hahn, Indiana Univ.