Comparative Genomics Summer Internships

Join Comparative Genomics summer internships to study the similarities and differences in genomic sequences across species, focusing on evolutionary relationships, gene function, and genomic adaptation.

Focused Areas under Comparative Genomics Summer Internship

1. Comparative genomics of model organisms
2. Evolutionary relationships and phylogenetics
3. Gene duplication and functional divergence
4. Genome-wide association studies (GWAS)
5. Conservation of genomic elements across species
6. Genomic adaptation to environmental changes
7. Comparative analysis of protein-coding genes
8. Functional genomics using comparative approaches
9. Comparative analysis of regulatory elements
10. Genome evolution in plants and animals
11. Structural variations in comparative genomics
12. Comparative genomics in disease research
13. Genome synteny and collinearity analysis
14. Non-coding RNAs in comparative genomics
15. Comparative genomics of microbial communities
16. Comparative genomics of extinct species
17. Gene family evolution and expansion
18. Comparative genomics in agricultural species
19. Applications of comparative genomics in drug discovery
20. Comparative genomics and population genetics

Protocols Covered across various focussed areas under Comparative Genomics Summer Internship

1. Phylogenetic tree construction for evolutionary studies
2. Comparative genome alignment techniques
3. Genome-wide association study (GWAS) protocols
4. Functional annotation of conserved genomic elements
5. Comparative analysis of gene expression data
6. Protein-coding gene comparison techniques
7. Non-coding RNA comparative genomics analysis
8. Synteny analysis for genome comparison
9. Gene family evolution analysis
10. Comparative genomics tools for microbial studies

Duration: 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 Days

Note: Please cross confirm whether internship slots for this field are available before joining.

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