The following videos are lectures from the course “Genomics for Non-Genomic Scientists” on June 21-27, 2009, which was presented at the USFWS National Conservation Training Center, Shepherdstown, WV; sponsored by NOAA & NCRI.

• Lecture 01, Introduction to Genomics, Monica Medina
• Lecture 02, Introduction to Genomics cont’, Monica Medina
• Lecture 03, Introduction to Genomics cont’, Monica Medina
• Lecture 04, Introduction to Genomics cont’, Monica Medina
• Lecture 05, Sequence databases, Monica Munoz-Torres; Genome Annotation, Monica Medina
• Lecture 06, Genome Annotation cont’, Monica Medina; Arabidopsis genome database & genome communities, Monica Munoz-Torres; Transcriptomics, Joe Lopez
• Lecture 07, Methods for study of transcriptomics, Joe Lopez; EST databases, Shini Sunagawa
• Lecture 08, Working with ESTs, using ET2Uni, Shini Sunagawa
• Lecture 09, Using EST data to answer questions, Shini Sunagawa; Bacterial rDNA tools, Joe Lopez; Microbial ecology tools & phylogenetics of microbes, Shini Sunagawa
• Lecture 10, Microbial ecology tools cont’, Shini Sunagawa; Summary of microbial ecology tools & 16S ribosomal genes, Shawn Polson
• Lecture 11, 16S ribosomal DNA pros & cons, data mining, metagenomics, Shawn Polson
• Lecture 12, Metagenomic analysis cont’, Shawn Polson
• Lecture 16, Practice microarray dataset, Kurt Kwast; Capstone – coral genome now & future, Monica Medina; Organellar genomes – mitochondria, Joe Lopez