Video lectures on bioinformatics

The Institute of Cytology and Genetics holds an annual school of young scientists. Leading scientists in the field of bioinformatics and systems biology are invited to the school. For the second year now, we have been recording lectures and putting them in the public domain.

Cellular fundamentals of plant growth - results and questions

System computer biology

Modeling of evolutionary-population processes

Mathematical modeling of gene network dynamics

ChIP-seq technologies and computer analysis of genomic profiles of transcription factor binding

Application of modeling methods to the study of flower development processes

Mathematical models in biology. History and classification of modern models

Kinetic and multiparticle models of the primary processes of photosynthesis

Multivariate analysis of microarray data

Analysis of evolution and stability of proteins in extremophile populations

Linking data and models for systems biology: requirements and challenges

Quasi-equilibrium and non-equilibrium modeling of biochemical reaction networks

Numerical experiment in molecular biophysics of proteins and membranes: tasks and solutions for proteomics

New trends in medical genomics ( part1 , part2 , part3 , part4 )

Dynamic Programming in Bellman's GAP

Fundamentals of flux analysis

Data integration in systems biology: SySMO DB on the focus

Parallel computations applied to phylogenetics

Genome projects and gene annotation

Quasi-equilibrium and non-equilibrium modeling of biochemical reaction networks ( part1 , part2 )