Lecture

Genomics: TF Network and ncRNA

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of SMILE-seq for motif discovery across species, including bZIP, GCM, C2H2 motifs. It explains DNA binding affinity of TFs, Ko measurement, and MITOMI technique. The biological significance of DNA binding affinity and ncRNA genes are discussed, along with microRNAs, their biogenesis, target recognition, and mode of action.

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