What's in Your DNA? Tales from the Human Genome
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Explore the fascinating world of human genetics in this 51-minute lecture that delves into what DNA can reveal about our species, evolution, and health predispositions. Journey through the fundamentals of human genetics while discovering how DNA sequencing works and what it tells us about human history and evolutionary patterns. Learn about the practical applications of genetic analysis in understanding disease susceptibility and examine the critical issues surrounding data privacy in the genomics era. Investigate the intersection of genetics and data science through bioinformatics and statistical approaches used to analyze genetic variation in human populations. Consider the broader implications of genetic research and address the fundamental question of whether everything truly is encoded in our DNA. Gain insights from current research methodologies that combine genetics with data science to better understand human disease contexts and population-level genetic variations.
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When: 4:00 pm to 5:30 pm Sunday, 22 June 2025
Taught by
International Centre for Theoretical Sciences