Date: 15 September 2026 @ 09:00 - 17:00

Language of instruction: English

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Understanding plant genome organization and gene function is essential for modern plant biology research. This one-day workshop will introduce the basic concepts of comparative and functional-omics data analysis in plants through short kick-start lectures and practical hands-on sessions.Plant biologists and geneticists interested in bioinformatics and data analysis are encouraged to attend this training.  After this workshop, you will have a good understanding of the organisation of plant genomes, the evolution of plant gene families, orthologs and (in)paralogs, and the different systems used to describe gene functions. In addition, you will know how to extract relevant biological information from -omics gene sets using the PLAZA Workbench.

Keywords: basic bioinformatics, hands-on, omics

Venue: Ghent - VIB/UGent FSVM II, Technologiepark 75

City: Zwijnaarde

Country: Belgium

Postcode: 9052

Learning objectives:

  • and paralogs in the context of your plant of interest”
  • orthologs
  • “Executingfunctional and comparative analysis for different plant -omics gene sets”.
  • “Identify gene families
  • “Inferring gene collinearity and synteny relationships to study genome evolution”
  • “Performing functional annotation using GO InterPro and MapMan using PLAZA tools”

Organizer: VIB

Event types:

  • Workshops and courses


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