Educators:
Malik Alawi (UKE), Ceren Saygi (UKE) (External Partner)

Date:
16th July 2019

Location:
Center for Bioinformatics Hamburg, Bundesstrasse 43, 20146 Hamburg, Room 18

Contents:
- Short introduction to ChIP and sequencing
- Quality assessment and control of sequence reads
- Aligning reads to a reference assembly (mapping)
- Peak calling
- Associating peaks with genes and other genomic features (peak annotation)
- Visualization
- Motif detection

Learning goals:
Hands-on exercises performed during this one-day workshop will enable participants to perform ChIP-seq data analyses on the Linux command line.

Prerequisites:
A basic understanding of the Linux command line and the (biological) ChIP-seq method are required to attend this course.

Keywords:
Chip-seq, Chipseq

Tools:
Fastqc, trimmomatic, bowtie, macs2, homer, igv