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Image library, student manual, and links to resources to quantify brain phenotype and perform a Quantitative Trait Locus analysis linking variation in the phenotype with chromosomal loci. Coming Summer 2009 but links are available now.

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About Bioinformatics

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Download Bioinformatics Files

Students and Faculty can download the Image J Program (which runs the Bioinformatics module) and Bioinformatics Tutorials for free.

1.  Download the Image J Program (from the NIH Website):

2.  Download the 'All Mice' folder, the complete set of images (taken from the MBL Website):

3.  Take the Student Pre-Test:  If you are a student and are about to begin the Bioinformatics module, please provide us with your level of scientific knowledge going into the module by taking the following Pre-Tests.  In order to access the Pre-Test, you must first fill out the User Consent/Download Questionnaire (after which you will be directed to the link).  Note that you will still be allowed to access the Pre-Test even if you choose NOT to consent to anything.

4.  Download the Bioinformatics Tutorials:  In order to access the Tutorials Folder, you must first fill out the User Consent/Download Question (after which you will be directed to the download folder).  Note that you will still be allowed to download the tutorials even if you choose NOT to consent to anything.

Download the Tutorials now:

Included in the Tutorials Folder are the following files:

  • Complete Users Manual (.pdf for both students and instructors)
                last updated:  08-27-09
  • Tutorial Part 1 of 8:  Using Image J to Measure Olfactory Bulb Volume  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-21-09
  • Tutorial Part 2 of 8:  Using Image J to Measure Whole Brain Volume  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-21-09
  • Tutorial Part 2 of 8 Supplement:  Template with Mouse Demographics for Collected Data (.xls)
                last updated:  09-08-09
  • Tutorial Part 3 of 8:  Using SPSS to Run Regression (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-21-09
  • Tutorial Part 3 of 8 Supplement:  Template with Averaged Residuals for Statistical Data  (.xls)
                last updated:  11-21-08
  • Tutorial Part 4 of 8:  Using Genenetwork/WebQTL to Analyze Trait Data  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-22-09
  • Tutorial Part 4 of 8 Supplement:  List of BxD Markers (.xls)

                last updated:  03-26-09

  • Tutorial Part 5 of 8:  Using UCSC Genome Browser to Find Genes  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-22-09
  • Tutorial Part 6 of 8:  Using Allen Brain Atlas to Find Gene Expression  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-22-09
  • Tutorial Part 7 of 8:  Using Entrez Gene to Find Full and Coding Sequences  (.pdf)
                last updated:  09-22-09
  • Tutorial Part 8 of 8:  Using PubMed to Find Related Articles  (.pdf)

                last updated:  09-22-09

5.  Take the Student Post-Test:  If you are a student and have completed the Bioinformatics module, please provide us with your level of scientific knowledge coming out of the module by taking the following Post-Test.  In order to access the Post-Test, you must first fill out the User Consent/Download Questionnaire (after which you will be directed to the link).  Note that you will still be allowed to access the Post-Test even if you choose NOT to consent to anything.

6.  Fill out the Student Materials Evaluation:  If you are a student and have completed the Bioinformatics module, please provide us with basic feedback on the materials used in this module by filling out the multiple choice Student Materials Evaluation.  In order to access the Materials Evaluation, you must first fill out the User Consent/Download Questionnaire (after which you will be directed to the link).  Note that you will still be allowed to access the Materials Evaluation even if you choose NOT to consent to anything.

For Faculty

Faculty members interested in accessing faculty-related materials will need to obtain an account.  Please see the Faculty Web Page for more information.  Faculty members that already have an account may log in and go directly to the Faculty Bioinformatics Web Page.

If you are a faculty member that has individually completed or taught the SWIMMY Module, please provide us with basic feedback on the materials used in this module by filling out the multiple choice Faculty Materials Evaluation:

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Instructor and Student Bioinformatics Lab Manual by Dr. William Grisham is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
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