Main Takeaway: Overview of the types of networks we will discuss in class (regulatory, protein-protein, genetic and co-expression). Considerations about how to choose between 3C/4C/Hi-C, and also a brief discussion of how Hi-C can be used for

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Overview of the types of networks we will discuss in class (regulatory, protein-protein, genetic and co-expression). Considerations about how to choose between 3C/4C/Hi-C, and also a brief discussion of how Hi-C can be used for Protein-protein interaction networks and the yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) assay.

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  • Overview of the types of networks we will discuss in class (regulatory, protein-protein, genetic and co-expression).
  • Considerations about how to choose between 3C/4C/Hi-C, and also a brief discussion of how Hi-C can be used for
  • Protein-protein interaction networks and the yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) assay.
  • Three approaches to mapping RNA-seq reads to their transcripts of origin.

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