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  Comparative Genomics
  

  Lausanne, 3-5 September 2018

  In room 2020, Genopode Building, UniL Sorge.

  This page is addressed to registered participants. To access the course description and the application form, please click here.

  For any assistance, please contact training@sib.swiss.

  
  

  • Select activity Announcements

    

    Announcements Forum
• Select section Day 1 - Christophe Dessimoz

  Day 1 - Christophe Dessimoz

  • Select activity OMA how-to

    

    OMA how-to URL
  • Select activity Orthology practical

    

    Orthology practical URL
  • Select activity Tree practical

    

    Tree practical URL
  • Select activity pyHam tutorial

    

    pyHam tutorial URL
• Select section Day 2 - Rob Waterhouse

  Day 2 - Rob Waterhouse

  • Select activity BUSCO_genome_data

    

    BUSCO_genome_data Folder
  • Select activity BUSCO_phylogenetics

    

    BUSCO_phylogenetics Folder
  • Select activity OrthoDB_gene_families

    

    OrthoDB_gene_families Folder
  • Select activity Literature

    

    Literature Folder
  • Select activity Orthology_bonus

    

    Orthology_bonus Folder
  • Select activity Presentations

    

    Presentations Folder
  • Select activity Practicals

    

    Practicals Folder
• Select section Day 3 - Marc Robinson-Rechavi

  Day 3 - Marc Robinson-Rechavi

  • Select activity Function of duplicate genes

    

    Function of duplicate genes Page
  • Select activity Browsing some resources

    

    Browsing some resources Page
  • Select activity Orthologs and paralogs in R

    

    Orthologs and paralogs in R Page
• Select section Instructions to setup the Virtual Machine

  Instructions to setup the Virtual Machine

  1. Download and install the VirtualBox software from https://www.virtualbox.org. The software is free.
  2. Download the virtual machine (VM) image for the Comparative Genomics course from here: ftp://ftp.vital-it.ch/edu/VM/comparativeGenomics_VM.ova
  3. Start VirtualBox and import the VM via the import dialog box found under "File" > "Import Appliance...". Make sure to have at least 20 GB of free space on the volume where the VM is being installed.
  4. The default memory (RAM) of the VM is set to 8 GB. If you have less than 8 GB of free memory on your computer, then you can adapt this value by selecting the VM in the VirtualBox interface, and then going to "Settings" > "System", and change the value under "Base Memory".
  5. Start the VM: select the VM in the VirtualBox interface, then clock on "Start". The VM will start and you will be greeted by the login screen. The user is "student" and the password is "compgeno2018".
  6. If you ever need to perform an action as root (sudo), the password is the same: "compgeno2018". Please be careful when running commands as root and only run them if you know what you are doing. If in doubt, refer to one of the course teachers.