BNFO 286Network Biology and Biomedicine

4 units · BNFO · UC San Diego

(Cross-listed with MED 283.) Networks are pervasive in molecular biology and medicine. This course introduces biomolecular networks and their major analysis techniques and roles in biomedical research, including pathway-based genetic analysis. Recommended familiarity with bioinformatics programming; course examples are taught in Python.

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Prerequisites

From the catalog: “Genetics (BICD 100, BGGN 223, or BIOM 252) and graduate-level statistics (MED 268, MATH 283, MATH 281A, MATH 281C, FMPH 221, or FMPH 222). Prerequisites may be waived with consent of instructor.”