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-  ​Studying //Ariolimax Dolichophallus//,​ otherwise known as Banana Slug. Scientific name stems from Latin for "Long Penis"​ +  ​Studying //Ariolimax Dolichophallus//,​ otherwise known as Banana Slug. Scientific name stems from Latin for "Long Penis"​ 
-  ​This class is not a competitive course-- all written work will be done in the wiki. No private papers will be turned in. All work done will be done on the campus-rocks and should be accessible to all members of the course. +  ​This class is not a competitive course-- all written work will be done in the wiki. No private papers will be turned in. All work done will be done on the campus-rocks and should be accessible to all members of the course. 
-    ​Credit wil be given for creation of original material as well as bettering existing contents. +    ​Credit wil be given for creation of original material as well as bettering existing contents. 
-  ​Three parts to this class +  ​Three parts to this class 
-    ​Underlying Sequencing Technology +    ​Underlying Sequencing Technology 
-    ​Bioinformatics +    ​Bioinformatics 
-      ​What tools are out there, when do they break? +      ​What tools are out there, when do they break? 
-    ​+    ​
-  ​Reading List +  ​Reading List 
-    ​No assigned reading in the class. +    ​No assigned reading in the class. 
-    ​Individuals will create their own reading list for the course. +    ​Individuals will create their own reading list for the course. 
-  ​Some work has already been done on assembling small genomes at UCSC. +  ​Some work has already been done on assembling small genomes at UCSC. 
-    ​Archaeal and Bacterial genomes around 4 mb in length. +    ​Archaeal and Bacterial genomes around 4 mb in length. 
-  ​Homework +  ​Homework 
-    ​By the end of the week, create a scaffolding of all the weblinks available from the start page of the wiki. +    ​By the end of the week, create a scaffolding of all the weblinks available from the start page of the wiki. 
-    ​Computer resources page +    ​Computer resources page 
-      ​Should contain technical information:​ Number of processor cores, memory available per node, etc. +      ​Should contain technical information:​ Number of processor cores, memory available per node, etc. 
-      ​What version of programs are installed (i.e. perl, python, gcc, etc) +      ​What version of programs are installed (i.e. perl, python, gcc, etc) 
-      ​Organization of file directory +      ​Organization of file directory 
-      ​Installed files +      ​Installed files 
-  ​Will need to utilize both UCSC and SOE accounts. +  ​Will need to utilize both UCSC and SOE accounts. 
-    ​SOE accounts will be used for accessing this wiki. +    ​SOE accounts will be used for accessing this wiki. 
-      ​Undergrads that don't have SOE accounts, you must create one. Google "Terms of agreement soe.ucsc.edu"​ and find the form. Get Kevin or another SOE faculty to sign it. [edit] Link available in the syllabus +      ​Undergrads that don't have SOE accounts, you must create one. Google "Terms of agreement soe.ucsc.edu"​ and find the form. Get Kevin or another SOE faculty to sign it. [edit] Link available in the syllabus 
-    ​UCSC accounts will be used to access the UCSC campus rocks cluster. +    ​UCSC accounts will be used to access the UCSC campus rocks cluster. 
-  ​All data should be documented on the data available page[insert link]. +  ​All data should be documented on the data available page[insert link]. 
-    ​Secondary sequence data along with quality measurements are considered to be raw data. Image files from seqeuncing machines will not be analyzed. +    ​Secondary sequence data along with quality measurements are considered to be raw data. Image files from seqeuncing machines will not be analyzed. 
-  ​[[wiki:​lab_protocols|Lab Protocols]] +  ​[[wiki:​lab_protocols|Lab Protocols]] 
-    ​All information about lab protocols used to create the sequencing should be gathered and documented in the wiki. +    ​All information about lab protocols used to create the sequencing should be gathered and documented in the wiki. 
-    ​Information of the original slug. +    ​Information of the original slug. 
-    ​DNA extraction techniques. +    ​DNA extraction techniques. 
-    ​Sample Library preparation. +    ​Sample Library preparation. 
-  ​[[sequencing_technologies|Sequencing technologies]] +  ​[[sequencing_technologies|Sequencing technologies]] 
-    ​Background of the platforms. +    ​Background of the platforms. 
-    ​Cross comparison of the platforms to compare error rates and error types. +    ​Cross comparison of the platforms to compare error rates and error types. 
-    ​Other  +    ​Other  
-  ​[[bioinformatics_tools|Bioinformatics Tools]] +  ​[[bioinformatics_tools|Bioinformatics Tools]] 
-    ​The cluster is barebones and has no existing bioinformatics tools. +    ​The cluster is barebones and has no existing bioinformatics tools. 
-    ​Main page should list all existing programs available on the web for genome assembly. +    ​Main page should list all existing programs available on the web for genome assembly. 
-    ​Individual pages will document the local installation. +    ​Individual pages will document the local installation. 
-  ​Small test organisms +  ​Small test organisms 
-    ​//​Pyrobacullum OG// [find scientific name] +    ​//​Pyrobacullum OG// [find scientific name] 
-    ​//Vibrio cholera// +    ​//Vibrio cholera// 
-    ​About 2-4mb in size. +    ​About 2-4mb in size. 
-    ​Used as test data for benchmarking available tools. +    ​Used as test data for benchmarking available tools. 
-  ​Banana Slug biology +  ​Banana Slug biology 
-    ​Guest speaker (or two) will give organism information of the Banana slug. +    ​Guest speaker (or two) will give organism information of the Banana slug. 
-    ​Web Literature searches on the Banana Slug should be done. +    ​Web Literature searches on the Banana Slug should be done. 
-      ​~40 papers, many are difficult to find. +      ​~40 papers, many are difficult to find. 
-    ​Information about other types of banana slugs may be helpful. There is data on another species found in regions north of UCSC. +    ​Information about other types of banana slugs may be helpful. There is data on another species found in regions north of UCSC. 
-    ​Summaries and references of the papers should be put in the wiki. +    ​Summaries and references of the papers should be put in the wiki. 
-  ​Banana Slugs in popular culture +  ​Banana Slugs in popular culture 
-    ​Miscellaneous facts and other fun things should be put in this section. +    ​Miscellaneous facts and other fun things should be put in this section. 
-    ​Should be kept out of scientific sections of the wiki. +    ​Should be kept out of scientific sections of the wiki. 
-  ​Genome Browser +  ​Genome Browser 
-    ​If a quality assembly can be produced, a genome browser will be created.  +    ​If a quality assembly can be produced, a genome browser will be created.  
-    ​Following years may shift their focus onto annotations. +    ​Following years may shift their focus onto annotations. 
-  ​Style Guide +  ​Style Guide 
-    ​As the wiki fills with information,​ how will the style of the wiki change? +    ​As the wiki fills with information,​ how will the style of the wiki change? 
-  ​Lecture Notes +  ​Lecture Notes 
-    ​Should be taken by rotating members of the course. Allows for students to get a feel for the information being conveyed to the audience. Alterations to the notes can be made by journal club presenters. +    ​Should be taken by rotating members of the course. Allows for students to get a feel for the information being conveyed to the audience. Alterations to the notes can be made by journal club presenters. 
-  ​Volunteers for filling out wiki pages +  ​Volunteers for filling out wiki pages 
-    ​Computer Resources - Thomas +    ​Computer Resources - Thomas 
-    ​Data Available - [insert name] +    ​Data Available - [insert name] 
-    ​Lab Protocols - John Kim +    ​Lab Protocols - John Kim 
-    ​Sequencing Technology - Jenny Draper +    ​Sequencing Technology - Jenny Draper 
-    ​Bioinformatic Tools - ? +    ​Bioinformatic Tools - ? 
-    ​Banana slug biology - ? +    ​Banana slug biology - ? 
-    ​Banana slugs in popular culture - No one +    ​Banana slugs in popular culture - No one 
-    ​other mollusc genomes - ? +    ​other mollusc genomes - ? 
-    ​style guide - Chris +    ​style guide - Chris 
-    ​Lecture Notes - John and Thomas +    ​Lecture Notes - John and Thomas 
-  ​Academic Integrity +  ​Academic Integrity 
-    ​DO NOT add any information unless the source is known-- Sources should be added at the same time as information. +    ​DO NOT add any information unless the source is known-- Sources should be added at the same time as information. 
-    ​Direct copying is not allowed. +    ​Direct copying is not allowed. 
-    ​Direct quotations is allowed but should be limited. +    ​Direct quotations is allowed but should be limited. 
-  ​Additional Information +  ​Additional Information 
-    ​SOE accounts will be used to access this wiki. +    ​SOE accounts will be used to access this wiki. 
-    ​Permission codes are available from Kevin Karplus. +    ​Permission codes are available from Kevin Karplus. 
-    ​There is no required programming language. Python is recommended for rapid prototyping. C or C++ is recommended for large datasets. +    ​There is no required programming language. Python is recommended for rapid prototyping. C or C++ is recommended for large datasets. 
-    ​parallel processing is done using sunGrid +    ​parallel processing is done using sunGrid 
-    ​All data must be off the cluster 2-3 weeks after the course.+    ​All data must be off the cluster 2-3 weeks after the course.
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