Understanding and analysis of proteomic data

In almost all living cells, proteins play a central role in majority of cellular functions and their alterations can lead to disease. Proteomics using mass-spectrometry is one of the –omics disciplines routinely utilized to identify, characterize and quantify proteins in complex biological systems. This workshop will provide an overview of basics terminologies used in proteomics, different types of datasets, along with its biomedical application. The later part will focus on the statistical analysis and visualization quantitative proteomics datasets using R.

Bio

Anup is a bioinformatician working jointly with Monash Proteomics and Metabolomics Facility and Monash Bioinformatics Platform at Monash University. He completed my PhD in Computational Biology from the University of Queensland, and postgraduate qualifications in pharmacy (specialized in pharmaco-informatics). His research interests are automation, interactive visualization, systems biology and data analytics.

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