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Transcriptomics: RNA to Single Cell Applications Course

USD $59.00 USD $249.00Price range: USD $59.00 through USD $249.00

This one-month program focuses on transcriptomics, offering an in-depth exploration of RNA sequencing, single-cell analysis, and data interpretation. Participants will gain practical skills in genomic techniques and computational tools, preparing them for advanced research in biology and biotechnology.

  • Perform end-to-end scRNA-seq analysis

  • Interpret biological findings from transcriptomic datasets

  • Understand spatial expression profiles

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Aim

Transcriptomics: RNA to Single Cell Applications teaches end-to-end transcriptomics workflows from bulk RNA-seq to single-cell RNA-seq. Learn experimental concepts, data formats, QC, differential expression, clustering, cell-type annotation, pathway analysis, and reporting using real datasets and notebooks.

Program Objectives

  • Transcriptomics Basics: RNA biology, expression quantification, experimental design.
  • Bulk RNA-seq Workflow: QC → counts → differential expression → pathways.
  • Single-Cell Concepts: barcodes/UMIs, dropout, batch effects, cell heterogeneity.
  • scRNA-seq Analysis: filtering, normalization, clustering, marker genes.
  • Annotation: cell type labeling using markers and references.
  • Advanced Topics: trajectory/pseudotime concepts, integration, cell-cell communication (intro).
  • Visualization: PCA/UMAP, heatmaps, volcano plots, dot plots.
  • Capstone: analyze a bulk + single-cell dataset and report insights.

Program Structure

Module 1: RNA and Transcriptomics Foundations

  • Gene expression and transcription regulation overview.
  • Bulk vs single-cell transcriptomics: when to use which.
  • Experimental design basics: replicates, controls, confounders.
  • Key outputs: counts, TPM/FPKM concepts, differential expression.

Module 2: Bulk RNA-seq Workflow (End-to-End)

  • Data formats: FASTQ, count matrix, metadata.
  • QC concepts: read quality, mapping/quantification checks.
  • Normalization concepts and batch effect awareness.
  • DE analysis outputs and interpretation.

Module 3: Bulk RNA-seq Results + Pathway Analysis

  • Volcano plots, MA plots, heatmaps.
  • Gene set enrichment basics (GO/KEGG/Reactome concepts).
  • Functional interpretation: up/down pathways and caveats.
  • Reporting: methods, results tables, and reproducibility.

Module 4: Single-Cell RNA-seq Concepts

  • Barcodes, UMIs, and cell-by-gene matrices.
  • Dropout and sparsity; quality metrics.
  • Ambient RNA and doublets (concepts).
  • Common preprocessing decisions and their impact.

Module 5: scRNA-seq QC, Normalization, and Clustering

  • Filtering cells/genes using QC thresholds.
  • Normalization and scaling concepts; variable genes.
  • Dimensionality reduction: PCA and UMAP (workflow).
  • Clustering and cluster stability checks (intro).

Module 6: Cell Type Annotation and Marker Discovery

  • Marker genes: finding and validating markers.
  • Dot plots, feature plots, violin plots for markers.
  • Reference-based annotation concepts (intro).
  • Common mistakes: over-labeling and batch-driven clusters.

Module 7: Beyond Clusters (Intro Applications)

  • Differential expression between clusters/conditions.
  • Trajectory/pseudotime concepts (intro).
  • Dataset integration and batch correction concepts.
  • Cell-cell communication concepts (overview).

Module 8: Reproducible Reporting + Best Practices

  • Organizing analysis: scripts, notebooks, metadata.
  • Quality and validation: sanity checks and sensitivity analysis.
  • Visualization checklist for publication-ready figures.
  • Writing a clear transcriptomics report.

Final Project

  • Analyze a provided bulk RNA-seq dataset and a scRNA-seq dataset.
  • Deliverables: DE results + pathway summary + annotated UMAP + marker panel.
  • Submit: notebook + figures + short report with biological interpretation and limits.

Participant Eligibility

  • UG/PG students and researchers in Biotechnology, Genetics, Bioinformatics, Life Sciences
  • Basic molecular biology required; basic R/Python helpful
  • Anyone starting RNA-seq or single-cell analysis

Program Outcomes

  • Understand bulk and single-cell transcriptomics workflows.
  • Interpret QC metrics, clustering outputs, and marker genes.
  • Perform DE and pathway interpretation with clear reporting.
  • Deliver a portfolio-ready transcriptomics capstone.

Program Deliverables

  • e-LMS Access: lessons, datasets, notebooks.
  • Toolkit: QC checklist, DE template, marker annotation worksheet, report outline.
  • Capstone Support: feedback on analysis and figures.
  • Assessment: certification after capstone submission.
  • e-Certification and e-Marksheet: digital credentials on completion.

Future Career Prospects

  • Transcriptomics Analyst (Entry-level)
  • Single-Cell Bioinformatics Trainee
  • Genomics Research Assistant
  • Bioinformatics Associate (Omics Data)

Job Opportunities

  • Genomics Labs/CROs: RNA-seq and scRNA-seq analysis support.
  • Biotech/Pharma: biomarker discovery and omics analytics teams.
  • Universities/Research Centers: omics research projects.
  • Hospitals/Clinical Research: translational studies (research-focused analytics).
Category

E-LMS, E-LMS+Video, E-LMS+Video+Live Lectures

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