Week 4 — Extended Module
Price
2000 S.R
2000 S.R
Duration
15 hours (internationally recognized)
3 Days
certificate
Accredited Innovation Training Program (AInTP) ®
Location
iGene Medical Training & Research Center
Date
This course runs from Oct 1th, 2025, to Oct 3th, 2025
Who is this course for?
Day 1: RNA Structure Prediction: The course covers methods to predict and analyze RNA secondary structure using tools like Mfold, including interpreting results and identifying conserved patterns.
Day 2: Evolutionary Analysis: It introduces the principles and methods of phylogenetic tree building (e.g., maximum likelihood) to study RNA evolution, including data preparation and evaluating tree reliability with bootstrapping.
Day 3: Genomic Data Exploration: The focus shifts to applying these skills in a genomic context, using major databases like Ensembl to browse genomes and perform comparative genomics to find orthologous genes across species.
A hands-on, step-by-step journey from the fundamentals to applied analysis. Trainees learn how to retrieve and clean real sequence data, run core DNA/protein analyses, build high-quality alignments, and generate publication-ready outputs. Each week delivers ~15 training hours (internationally accredited, AInTP) with practical exercises and instructor feedback.
Week 4 — Extended Module
What you gain (brief): Capstone practice—refined alignments, structural predictions, and publication-ready visuals consolidated into a mini-project.
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Day 1: Advanced pairwise/multiple alignment with real-world scenarios.
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Day 2: Professional alignment curation & export (Jalview, BoxShade, logos) for publication.
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Day 3: Integrating PDB/PSIPRED predictions; finalize a small end-to-end project with documented workflow.
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Trainees who completed earlier weeks and want a full applied project.
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Thesis students, research assistants, and lab teams preparing manuscripts.
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Anyone building a portfolio piece that showcases practical bioinformatics skills.