Links
BMC
Bioinformatics Bioinformatics/NGS
Illumina
RNA-Seq Blog
454 Life Sciences
R website
R Journal
CRAN
Mathworks
Planet Math
NCBI
EMBL-EBI
HUGO
UCSC Genome
BioPerl
Mathematical Dept.
Uwe Menzel, PhD.
Department of Mathematics, Uppsala University
Email: uwe.menzel@math.uu.se
Research
I've got a PhD in Theoretical Physics but have been working in Statistics and Bioinformatics since 1997. The interesting thing with Bioinformatics is that it requires knowledge in several fields: Mathematics/Statistics, Programming as well as Molecular Biology/Biotechnology.
I've got a PhD in Theoretical Physics but have been working in Statistics and Bioinformatics since 1997. The interesting thing with Bioinformatics is that it requires knowledge in several fields: Mathematics/Statistics, Programming as well as Molecular Biology/Biotechnology.
Personal
information
Recent teaching
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Current Course (in Swedish, link)
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Probability and Statistics (in Swedish, link)
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Statistics for Biologists (in Swedish, link)
Publicly
available software
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Sequence Allocator: PCR primers in non-redandunt regions of the Human Genome (Short description: PDF)
Some talks given
at different occasions
- Describing DNA sequences using Markov chains (PDF)
- Exact Statistical Methods with small samples (in German, PDF)
- Data Mining for Illumina BeadChip Arrays (PDF)
- Discovering the buildup of the Human Genome (PDF)
- About the prediction of RNA Secondary structure (in German, PDF)
- EM-algorithm and Hidden Markov Models for DNA Copy Number calculation (PDF)
- Next Generation Sequencing, Conference Report Bielefeld 2007 (PDF)
- Introduction to Maximum-Likelihood Estimation (in German, PDF)
- An Application of Markov Chains in Bioinformatics (in German, PDF)
- Introduction to the Theory of Algorithms (in German, PDF)
- Introduction to Ordinary Differential Equations (in German, PDF)
Last update: 14. 04. 2010