Dans l’étude des éléments transposables (ET), la génération d’un ensemble de séquences consensus de haute fiabilité, représentatives de la diversité des ET présents dans un génome donné, est une étape cruciale pour l’exploration de ces fascinants éléments génomiques.
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Le Centre canadien de génomique computationnelle (C3G) offre des services d’analyse bioinformatique et de calcul haute performance à la communauté de recherche en sciences de la vie.
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Twitter has become a social media nexus for the sharing of information, and in an Anesthesia & Analgesia Journal article published in April 2021, members of C3G’s Toronto Node at SickKids examined the way Twitter was used to share anesthesia-related information during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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As the rollout for COVID-19 vaccinations continues across Ontario the C3G Toronto Node has helped establish STOP-CoV (SafeTy and Efficacy of Preventative COVID Vaccines), a province-wide study to examine the differences in COVID-19 vaccine responses between younger and older individuals.
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There is a huge library of common bioinformatics software available on Compute Canada resources via the modules maintained by C3G staff and distributed via the CernVM-File System (CVMFS). Despite the breadth of the C3G CVMFS library, there may be times when using the provided software isn’t ideal.
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