MAB: Méthodes et algorithmes pour la bio informatique

At the crossroad between biology and computer science, bioinformatics aims at solving biological problems using computational approaches. These techniques cover a broad range of areas, from theoretical biology to agronomy through health and environmental science. The main objective of our team is to provide new methods (string and tree algorithms, optimization methods, combinatorial approaches and  statistical learning methods) to answer important biological questions (evolution, phylogenetics, comparative genomics, functional annotation of genes and proteins, malaria, HIV, cancer).

Research themes are organized in three main axes : Treatment of sequencing data, Methods for evolution analysis, and Tools for functional annotation. The software developed by the team are available on the ATGC platform.

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News

Decembre 2016: Thesis defense  of Elodie Cassan and Bastien Cazaux. Congratulations to both of you!

Octobre 2016: Kick-off of the ANR project GENOSPACE headed by Stéphane Guindon.

September 2016: Confirmation of the existence of the tenth HIV gene in PNAS (Cassan et al., PNAS, 2016).

January 2016: The LSD software (Least Squares Dating) makes the cover of "Systematic Bioloy" (To et al. Sys. Biol. 2016).

Tags

Optimisation, Classification, Transcriptomes, Cancer, Algorithmic of text and trees, Combinatoric, Probabilistic and statistic modeling, Phylogeny, Hight speed sequencing, Genomes, HIV, Proteomes, Malaria

Last update on 10/03/2017