Find your gene regulatory pathways, biomarkers, and drug targets in a few clicks

No-coding

Bioinformatics

Academy

For molecular biologists and clinical researchers

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Q&A Session of Coffee Break with TRANSFAC
Q&A Session of Coffee Break with TRANSFAC

geneXplain platform API

Software demo: Coffee break with TRANSFAC

This session will be dedicated to the topic of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). Prof. Dr. Alexander Kel and Kamilya Altynbekova will discuss what an API is, when it is used, and what advantages does it offer to your analysis pipeline. The following main questions will be in the focus of this seminar:

  • What is an API and why is it used?
  • What kind of APIs are available for the geneXplain platform?
  • Where can you get the geneXplainR package?
  • How to connect to your existing account in geneXplain platform via API?
  • How can I use the functionalities of geneXplain platform in my R scripts?

Schedule

  • April 30, 10 AM CEST
  • 1 hour
  • FREE online event
ATAC-seq
Q&A Session of Coffee Break with TRANSFAC

ATAC-seq, CUT&RUN and Enhancers

Q&A: Coffee break with TRANSFAC

In this webinar Dr. Alexander Kel, the CEO and CSO of geneXplain GmbH, will address the basic principles of epigenomics data analysis and will analyse ATAC-seq, ChIP-seq and CUT&RUN data for enriched transcription factor binding sites, composite modules and upstream regulators. The following main questions will be in the focus of this seminar:

  • Identification of differentially accessible chromatin regions
  • Analyzing differentially accessible peaks for enriched TF-binding sites and composite modules
  • Finding enhancers by combining ATAC-seq with RNA-seq data
  • Upstream analysis for master regulators

Schedule

  • May 14, 6 PM CEST
  • 1 hour
  • FREE online event
Q&A Session of Coffee Break with TRANSFAC

How to find tissue-specific transcription factor (TF) target genes

Q&A: Coffee break with TRANSFAC

In this webinar Prof. Dr. Alexander Kel will share with you the latest intriguing insights of gene regulation mechanisms. He will demonstrate how to perform tissue-specific gene regulation analysis and find enriched motifs using the TRANSFAC database and its MATCH Suite tool. The following main questions will be in the focus of this seminar:

  • How to find tissue-specific TF target genes?
  • Why do you need TF binding sites?
  • Conserved TF binding sites – how important are they?
  • PWMs – is that all? What else?

Schedule

  • May 21, 10 AM CEST
  • 1 hour
  • FREE online event

Key benefits

No-coding bioinformatics

Perform cutting edge bioinformatics analysis in a user-friendly interface with no programming skills needed

Multi-omics

Learn how to process and integrate various omics data types in your analysis

Promoter analysis

Become the gene regulation expert with deep understanding of transcription factors interplay in various conditions

Pathway analysis

Discover the master regulators governing the studied biological processes through intracellular signaling pathways

Disease molecular mechanisms

Identify prospective biomarkers and drug targets for the pathologies of your interest by performing integrated promoter and pathway analysis

Gold standard tools and databases

Learn how to use the best-in-class knowledge bases on genes, proteins, transcription factors, pathways, drugs, and their targets, together with integrated tools

Testimonials

GeneXplain’s databases and software tools are very helpful for our research. The training program is absolutely amazing. It clearly shows to my students how to maximize results of analysis of our omics data! They can learn all the steps of the analysis  – from raw data preprocessing to unraveling the hidden molecular mechanisms behind the pathology we’re studying
DR. SUDIPTO DAS
Royal College Of Surgeons In Ireland (RCSI), Lecturer, Pharmacy And Biomolecular Sciences
The geneXplain “Click and Run” bioinformatics approach is absolutely perfect for my needs! I’ve discovered how to uncover the biological significance hidden within my data.
Maria Smetanina
Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, USA

Coming soon

Promoter hunting with TRANSFAC

Hands-on training

Paid course, €299 per seat before VAT. Date and time will be announced soon.

In this course we will learn how to apply TRANSFAC and study promoters and enhancers.

The following questions will be covered:

  • Principles of gene regulatory code
  • Identification of DNA motifs and TF binding sites
  • What are PWMs? Is that all? 
  • Insights to gene regulatory regions recognition and analysis

My way from promoters to pathways

Paid course, €299 per seat before VAT. Date and time will be announced soon.

In this course we will:

  • review the basic principles of gene regulation
  • discuss the evolutional advantages of high plasticity of gene regulatory networks
  • look at real case examples where computational methods are applied for identification of disease biomarkers, drug discovery and personalised medicine
  • learn several techniques of finding promoters and enhancers and the principles on which these methods are based on 
  • construct workflows „From genome to drug targets“ using the geneXplain platform
Hands-on training

Our lecturers

Prof. Dr. Edgar Wingender. The originator of the TRANSFAC database and the founder of the TFClass transcription factor classification.
Prof. Dr. Alexander Kel. The author of the Walking Pathways theory and the originator of the Upstream Analysis concept (integrated promoter and pathway analysis)

What to expect

  • Interactive, live online courses taught by outstanding lecturers
  • Core bioinformatics and systems biology knowledge clearly explained
  • Hands-on trainings with real tasks of applied bioinformatics
  • Interactive Q&A sessions and continuous support from our experts 

Who is teaching

  • The lecturers are renown opinion-makers in the associated fields
  • The hands-on trainings experts have over 15 years experience 
  • All experts have solid background in biology/IT