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Ben Busby, Ph.D. Lead, Bioinformatics Training, NCBI Chair, Department of Bioinformatics and Data Science, FAES [email protected] Exploring the Many Possible Futures of Genomics iciently Leveraging Commercial and Open Source Bioinformatics Tools inical Interventions and Research Discoveries from Very Large Datase

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Ben Busby, Ph.D.Lead, Bioinformatics Training, NCBI

Chair, Department of Bioinformatics and Data Science, [email protected]

Exploring the Many Possible Futures of Genomics

Efficiently Leveraging Commercial and Open Source Bioinformatics Tools for Clinical Interventions and Research Discoveries from Very Large Datasets

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Please note that all views are my own and not necessarily those of any Federal agency. No mention of any commercial or non-

profit entity should be considered an endorsement.

Exploring the Many Possible Futures of Genomics

• Human Genomic Variants – Chronic Disease and Cancer• Viruses – Zika• Bacteria – Food Borne Pathogens• Data Transfer and Storage

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NCBI

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Review of terminology and conceptsNext Generation Sequencing

Graphic Credit: Spencer Martin, UBC

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Review of terminology and conceptsHow Genomes are Mapped and Assembled

© Martine Zilversmit 2013

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http://1.usa.gov/1J1xmYs

NCBI NGS Online Workshop – Available on the NCBI YouTube Channel!

Review of terminology and conceptsHow Genomes are Mapped and Assembled

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dbGaP

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dbGaP

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

14,20153,216

139,311

374,464

485,727

566,181

660,665

876,849

1,002,935

Subjects

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dbGaP – GWAS and PheGenI

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dbGaP – GWAS and PheGenI

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dbGaP – ClinVar

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ClinVar

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ClinVar

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ClinVar – Why Should we Care?

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ClinVar – Why Should we Care?

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ClinVar – Why Should we Care?

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ClinVar – Why Should we Care?

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ClinVar – Why Should we Care?

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Translation to the Clinic

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Combined score is the average of SVs, mappability, GC..

NCBI region list

Encode blacklist

DangerTrack!

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Genome in a Bottle

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Combined score is the average of SVs, mappability, GC..

NCBI region list

Encode blacklist

DangerTrack!

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We’ve run 9 hackathons

over the past two years.

We will run

7 or 8 this year

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Matching Expressed Variants in-memory; Analyzing with Graphs

https://f1000research.com/articles/5-674/v1

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phenvar.colorado.edu

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Variants are Often Pleiotropic

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Translation to the Clinic

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Data Science Training!

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Carpentries, MOOCs, Semi-Traditional Coursework and Mentoring

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NCBI Webinars

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Viral Genomes

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Virus Variation

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Virus Variation

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Virus Variation

Subscribe!

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Virus Variation

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EMRs and NLP

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Food Borne Pathogens

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Food Borne Pathogens

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Food Borne Pathogens

• Escherichia and Shigella• Campylobacter• Acinetobacter• Salmonella• Klebsiella• Listeria

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Investigation of NGS:MagicBLAST!

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Extracting Pathogenic Information from Metagenomes

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• Qiime• Mothur

• Nepthele• MetAMOS• MetaViz

• mash

Popular Metagenomics Tools!

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Investigation of NGS (esp metagenomes):SRA BLAST!

Another example – Cas9

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Immunogenic Peptides

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Where to Get More Information!

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Upcoming Hackathons

• March 20-22, NIH Campus

• May 22-24, UC BioFrontiers Institute Boulder CO

• June 19-21, NYGC

• August 17-19, NIH Campus

• September 25-27, Pittsburgh, PA

• October 11-13, Microbial and Metagenomics, NCBI (with ASM and CDC)

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Intensive Internships for Grad Students, Postdocs and Clinicians at NCBI

Come work at NCBI for 4-6 weeks!

Email [email protected]

for more information!

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My View of Data Transfer Principles• Metadata Search

• Rapid NoSQL (for now)• Integration• Non-ambiguous identifiers

• Transferring Small amounts of Data• Data still gets transferred in the cloud• Underlying structure• Finding specific data from validated formats

• Democratization of Data• Rapid comparison by domain experts

• Reporting• Metrics to report data upload and [unique IP] download of datasets• Post-publication User Review

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Websearch!

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EDirect (Search API) Cookbook

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New APIs!

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Variable Storage (and collaboration)!

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Federated Datasets

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