What can differences in the DNA of a rapidly evolving virus tell us? A data set of nucleic acid sequences for strains of HIV collected from patients over a three year period provides an opportunity to use bioinformatics to study the natural history of disease. Here we can develop and test our own hypotheses about virulence and life expectancy.
- explore a data set of HIV nucleic acid sequences utilizing bioinformatics tools and resources
Topic(s): Immunology/Infection, Phylogeny/Evolution
Resources:
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| Data Files Read Me.pdf Exploring HIV Evolution.pdf First Visit Data Markham Data Summary.pdf Orientation_Bio_Workbench.pdf Subject Data |
