4295
Statistical Genomics

The purpose of this workshop is to introduce the current topics in statistical genomics, including theory and methodology in statistical genomics and their application to genomic data analysis.
Date: Sunday, January 15, 2017
Time: 10:30 AM-12:40 PM
Room: Golden West
Organizers:
Shizhong Xu and Zhenyu Jia
10:30 AM
W877
Detection Signatures of Selection in Genomic Data, Lessons Learned from a Replicated Rat Model
William Muir, Purdue University

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10:50 AM
W878
A Tutorial of F-Statistics for Genome-wide Analysis of Population Differentiation
Rong-Cai Yang, University of Alberta

11:10 AM
W879
What Fraction of the Information Contained in an Omic Set Can Be Explained by Other Omics? Theory and Application of Penalized Analysis of Variance for Multi-Layered High Dimensional Inputs
Gustavo de los Campos, Michigan State University

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11:30 AM
W880
Statistical Genomics in a World of Complete Genome Sequencing
Huihui Li, CIMMYT

11:50 AM
W881
Detecting Quantitative Trait Loci via Experimental Evolution: an Analysis of Power.
James Baldwin-Brown, University of California, Irvine

12:10 PM
W882
Analysis of Inter-tissue co-expression network using linear mixed models
Quan Long, University of Calgary

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