Two Quick Bioinformatics Projects YOU Can do Right now with Saturn Cloud | Bioinformatics Tutorials

Saturn Cloud is a cloud computing platform for data scientists in the biotechnology field. Saturn Cloud gives you access to powerful computing hardware which makes working with big genomics datasets a lot less time consuming. You can follow along this tutorial by signing up to Saturn Cloud for free HERE! - saturncloud.io...
Install samtools - anaconda.org/b...
Human reference genome - ftp.ncbi.nlm.n...
The bam file - hgdownload.cse....

[@rangrajkoch6336]

hello, I encourage you to make similar videos as this, as it is very interesting to learn more about bioinformatics through your platform. may you grow more. thanks

[@balqeesmansour6692]

Great job, please keep making this type of useful video 🙏🌸

[@chiamakasandra4618]

Hello , thanks for the great content and information you share on this space. I am sandra from Nigeria and would like to pivot to bioinformatics. I am from a wet-lab research background in Biochemistry and Molecular biology

[@erenakyurek8076]

which undergraduate programs are relevant for the bioinformatics and genetics? I am currently studying computer eng. and its my freshman year. i am in doubt to change it to molecular biology & genetics program, bioengineering and genetics program or stay in my computer eng. program. what do you think about those and if it's not a private question can you tell me what was your major?

[@Gosick02]

Please reply me I am doing Environmental Science for bachelor ( include a lot of biology courses ) And lately. I have been keening on computational biology or bioinformatics and been watching a lot of ur videos. So my question is. do you think I can do master in bioinformatics? Will my bachelor degree useable for that?

[@EricHrahsel]

Cool

[@TheAADempsey]

How did you get around indexing the file since it is gzipped and not bgzipped? DId I miss a conversion step?

[@BaseCalling]

Oh yes, unzip the file, the bgzip!

[@BaseCalling]

The you can index it :)

[@TheAADempsey]

@@BaseCalling Thanks. That is what I did, but wasn't sure if I missed something.