Using Computer Code to Decipher Genetic Code - Part 2 (Bioinformatics 101)

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0:20 Bioinformatics vs Data science
1:09 Why do we need computational models in drug discovery
2:12 Why do we need computational models in drug discovery (2)
3:26 Why do we need computational models in drug discovery (3)
5:04 Specific questions that can be answered by computational models
6:41 Data Science
7:19 QSAR modeling
8:18 Workflow of QSAR modeling
8:44 Proteochemometric modeling
9:10 Overview of Computational tools in Drug Discovery
10:33 1st International Conference on Pharmaceutical Bioinformatics (ICPB 2016)
10:55 Why develop our own Bioinformatics tools
11:39 How to develop a Bioinformatics tools
13:11 Steps to developing a Bioinformatics tool

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[DataProfessor]

Hi All! For those of you who would like to jump around to specific topics, I've made a Timeline, please check out the Video Description ☝️
⭐For hands-on practice on doing a Bioinformatics Project (from Scratch), check out the following video:

[importdata]

Your explanations are always clear! Can't wait to see the combination of biology and data science!

[alakanseoluwaseun]

Prof is so outstanding! love from Nigeria!

[Saed]

You are a top gun in the field of online training.

[KenJee_ds]

Love the video! Also found the timeline in the description very helpful!

[aleksandrkovalenko]

Thanks a lot! Great vids! For sure I wil follow and practice, very helpful
I’m doing BS in Chemistry, intersted in Biochemistry, chemistry of life and also in computational approaches so that’s why I’ve been studying Python and Data Science recently. It seems like I’m going to learn so much from your chanel, I will be happy to study the papers too

And returning to your question about bioinformatics tools:
Not all tools are present for sure as I think& And those which are present will develop and transform in means of better data processing etc Those tools will adapt to new problems^ some of them will be brought together. So in my view it is a case of some kind of dynamic programming when many researchers across the wold work to solve bigger and bigger cases based on what have been already done.

It is fascinating to see the bridging of the gap between different fields of knowledge. Recently I’ve been preparing a presentation about computational approaches in chemistry and I learned about a project which used methodologies from computational linguistics and text-analysis to develop retrosynthethic software. I really want to promote a bigger bland between bio-related fields and chem-fields.

[shwetaredkar]

This channel always motivates me to learn more. Thanks for the informative videos. Waiting for more.

[ashwins]

You are only my hope sir...please upload more videos for bioinfo and datascience, i m begins my research related to ml and drug discovery, so me and my dep needs very much knowledge about these interactions..so please help me upload more videos sir🙏🙂

[stefanrucman]

Interesting and insightful. Is this methods also applicable for in silico drug Discovery also?

[dhanashreebidwai]

Hi your videos are awesome and very helpful. Please can you make video on scope of genomics snd bioinformatics data science. How to start journey, what to study, which country has demand, salary everything in detail.

[pinitphon]

Great job!!! I'm a bioinformatician working for a sequencing core facility. I sometimes teach bioinformatics to graduate students and find out that a computer sci student lacks of understanding in biology. Vice versa a biology student is not comfortable with unix command line or statistical testing. So, it's critical to balance both skill!!!
BTW, are you Thai? Where are you teaching at?
Best

[jibanjyotidash]

Thank you for this brilliant lecuture
A request:-
Could you please suggest me a protocol of structure based virtual screen by using opensource softwares?

[linnaeusbundalian]

Good day. I am new to your channel, I have subscribed to your channel after seeing it from my search results on topics regarding bioinformatics. I am a graduate of Computer Engineering but I want to do research and further studies (PhD) in Bioinformatics but i dont have much biology and chemistry background, will it be viable for me to do it with such constraints

[angsumandas]

Do you have PhD project to Do. Will you be my guide?

[patricial]

I've learned more in just first 2 videos than the first 200 hours of andrew yang's horrible class.

[choppaa]

This is a good intro but it doesn't really talk about genetics... at all.