2015 06 18 Genomics in Education Workshop - South Dakota State University/ University of South Dakota

2015 06 18 Genomics in Education Workshop - South Dakota State University/ University of South Dakota

Organizers:

S. Gibson, S. Subramanian, J. Williams

Local Point of Contact:

Susan Gibson

Trainers:

Uwe Hilgert, Jason WIlliams

Date:

June 18-19, 2015

Location:

South Dakota State University

Brookings, SD

Northern Plains Biostress Lab, SNP 67

Pre-Workshop Assignments

Confirm/Establish laptop compatibility:

Preparing your laptop:

  • Most laptops (<5 years old) updated with the latest web browser will have no problem. However, we do strongly recommend using the Firefox Browser (http://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/fx/). Use of Internet Explorer will almost certainly cause problems, while Chrome has caused problems occasionally.Safari (Safari 4 or later) works well.
  •  Try to have administrative privileges on your computer (should it become necessary to install or update software during the workshop).
  •  Several workflows in the current version of DNA Subway require Java. Newer Java versions often limit some functionality in DNA Subway.
  • To test your Java installation, go to http://gfx.dnalc.org/files/apollo/test/ and follow the instructions at that site. The test is successful if a view of the Apollo annotation browser opens up that looks like this screenshot: jpg\/png\/tif\.
  • Should you experience difficulties, follow these steps:
    • Ensure that your computer is running the latest Java by going to http://java.com and click ‘Do I Have Java?’ Then click ‘Verify Java version.
    • If you are not running the latest Java, install or update it. (If you are a Mac user and experience trouble with this, contact williams@cshl.edu for additional advice).
    • Still having trouble opening Apollo? Open the Java settings (Control Panel or Systems Preferences), click Security tab. Add the following URLs to the Exception Site List:
    • If Java still does not open, enter these URLs into the Exception Site List as well. (One at a time.)
    • If none of the above worked, get Java 6 at this link:* http://java.com/en/download/manual_v6.jsp, and install it on your laptop.

Make sure you have a valid iPlant account:

Go through these readings and other assignments:

  • Review DNA Subway manual (a printed copy will be presented at the workshop)
  • Review DNA Barcoding laboratory (a printed copy will be presented at the workshop)
  • Bring a small sample of plant tissue (a leaf/flower/etc.) or collect one on campus before the experiment.
  • If you wish to bring sequence data for the DNA barcoding or genome annotation experiments feel free to do so! 
  • Check out the slides and papers listed/linked in the agenda below.

Workshop Agenda and Resources

Thursday

Room tba

WiFi:

Pwd:

Time

Topic

Slides

Notes/Links

08:30-9:00Arrive / Set up Computers  

09:00-09:15

Welcome/Logistics

 

 

09:15-09:45

Introductions

 

 

09:45-10:00

iPlant Collaborative & workshop objectives

iPlant & Workshop Overview

iPlant Homepage
iPlant Account Portal

10:00-10:15

DNA Subway tour

 

DNA Subway Homepage
DNA Subway Manual

10:15-10:30

Break

 

 

10:30-12:00

Using the Red Line & DNA Annotation to Teach Concepts in Molecular Biology

DNA Subway

Concepts and Links
Genomes as Information

Red Line Walk-through
Paper:
Gene Annotation

GFX DNALC Server

12:00-01:00

Lunch

 

 

01:00-01:15

Mini Seminar: Evidence Based Gene Modeling

Evidence

 

01:15-02:30

Annotate Genes I: On Your Own

 

ENCODE Project
ENCODE Nature

02:30-02:45

Break

 

 

02:45-03:00

Mini-Seminar: RNA Splicing

Splicing

Alternative Splicing Paper

03:00-04:00

Annotate Genes II: User-BLAST

 

"User Evidence:" EST data (save file to desktop, then upload to annotation project)
Additional EST data: http://gfx.dnalc.org/files/evidence/Annotation/

04:00-05:00

Demonstration: RNA-Seq and Green Line

RNA-Seq

 

 

 

 

 

Friday

Room tba

 

 

Time

Topic

Slides

Notes/Links

09:00-09:30

Review, Open Questions From Day 1

 

 

09:30-9:45

Mini Seminar: Transposons

Transposons

 

09:45-10:30

Find Transposons in a Genome (Yellow Line)

 

Yellow Line Walk-through
Paper: TARGeT
Paper: Ping Transposon Burst in Rice Tissue Culture

Paper: The Necessary Junk

Slides: Genome Evolution Propels Evolution of Function

10:30-10:45

Break

 

 

10:45-12:00

DNA Barcoding - Isolate DNA & Prep PCR

 

DNA Barcoding Protocol

12:00-01:00

Lunch

 

 

01:00-01:15

Mini Seminar: DNA Barcoding and Student Projects

DNA Barcoding

Urban Barcode Project

01:15-02:15

DNA Barcoding - Electrophorese and Prep DNA for Sequencing

 

 

02:15-02:30

Break

 

 

02:30-03:30

Analyze DNA Barcodes (Blue Line)

 

Blue Line Walk-through

03:30-03:45

Evaluation, and Closure

 

Survey Link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/GenomicsInEducation_post

Other Websites and Links and Resources

Instructors

Name

Contact

Institution

Uwe Hilgert

hilgert at email.arizona.edu

iPlant Collaborative, BIO5 Institute, U of Arizona

Jason Williams

williams at cshl.edu

iPlant Collaborative, DNA Learning Center, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

Attendees

Name

Contact

Institution

DNA Barcoding Sample

Experimentor/Sample No.

No. on gel

Sequence IDs

Brian Blais

brian.blais at yellowjackets.bhsu.edu

Black Hills State U

Angiosperm at 44*18' 35.49' 96*45'40.35"

14

Gel #2 14

Experimentor14-F

Experimentor14-R

Elizabeth Bloomfield

bloomfieldl at divinechildhighschool.orgDivine Child HS

Tulip Tree

17

n/a

n/a

Heike Bücking

heike.bucking at sdstate.edu

South Dakota State U

Oxytropio lambertii

12

Gel #1 12

Experimentor12-F

Experimentor12-R

Catherine Chappellcattchappell at gmail.comBlack Hills State U

Bass wood at 44*19' 14.65'"96*47'10.97"

13

Gel #2 13

Experimentor13-F

Experimentor13-R

Serge Danielson-Francoissdanielso at ltu.eduDivine Child HSSmall herbaceous something; same as SG

15

n/a

n/a

Anne Danielson-Francois

danfranc at umd.umich.eduU Michigan - Dearborn

Blueberry

16

n/a

n/a

Carla Delucchicdelucchi at mccneb.edu

Metropolitan CC, Omaha, NE

Purple locoweed; Oxytropis lambertii

11

Gel #1 11

Experimentor11-F

Experimentor11-R

Gunbharpur GillGunbharpur.Gill at yellowjackets.bhsu.eduBlack Hills State U

Purple loco weed

9

Gel #1 9

Experimentor09-F

Experimentor09-R

Anna Hafele

anna.hafele at yellowjackets.bhsu.eduBlack Hills State U

American bass wood at 44*19' 14.65'"96*47'10.97"

18

Gel #2 18

Experimentor18-F

Experimentor18-R

Ann Impullittiimpullit at augsburg.eduAugsburg CSoybean6Gel #1 6

Experimentor06-F

Experimentor06-R
Raeann Mettlerraeann.mettler at bhsu.edu

Black Hills State U

Some tree outside of Biostress Lab at SDSU

2

Gel #1 2

Experimento02-F
Experimentor02-R

Debra Mixon

debra.mixon at breckschool.orgBreck School

Daisy fleabane

21

Gel #2 21

Experimentor21-F

Experimentor21-R

Fangping Mufangping.mu at sdstate.edu

South Dakota State U

Green tree

10

Gel #1 10

Experimentor10-F

Experimentor10-R

Michael Oberle

michael.oberle at yellowjackets.bhsu.edu

Black Hills State U

Some weed at 44*19' 14.65'"

96*47'10.97"

7

Gel #1 7

Experimentor07-F

Experimentor07-R

Carol Pratt

pratt at cord.eduConcordia C

Forb spec.

20

Gel #2 20

Experimentor20-F

Experimentor20-R

Prya Swaminathan

padmapriya.swaminathan at sdstate.edu

South Dakota State U

Tree outside of Biostress Lab at SDSU

4

Gel #1 4

Experimentor04-F

Experimentor04-R

Ethan Thompson

Ethan.M.Thompson at yellowjackets.bhsu.edu

Black Hills State U

Beaucarnea recurvat (Bottle palm) at 44*19' 14.65" 96*47'10.97"

19

Gel #2 19

Experimentor19-F

Experimentor19-R

Michael Wallis

michael.wallis at bhsu.edu

Black Hills State U

Achillea millefoliun at 44*18' 41.76" 96*46'16.84"

8

Gel #1 8

Experimentor08-F

Experimentor08-R

Denise Williams

dwilliams at cccti.edu

Caldwell CC

Hexastylus

5

Gel #1 5

Experimentor05-F

Experimentor05-R

Luai Muhammad

luai.muhammad at sdstate.edu

South Dakota State U

Tree outside of Biostress Lab at SDSU

3

Gel #1 3

Experimentor03-F

Experimentor03-R

Bill Connbill.conn at usd.eduU South DakotaPungent tree all over Brookings & SDSU1Gel #1 1

Experimentor01-F

Experimentor01-R

Gel Images

 

Post Workshop Survey

Please complete this survey at the conclusion of the workshop:

Post Workshop DNA Sequencing Results

Instructions on retrieving your results will be posted here after the workshop.

 

DNA Subway instructions:

 

1.       Log into DNA Subway (dnasubway.iPlantcollaborative.org)

2.       Start a blue line project

3.       Under 'Select Project Type' select the project type to be ‘rbcL’ barcoding

4.       Under ‘Select Sequence Source’ choose ‘Import Sequence from DNALC’ Your sequences have a the Tracking #: 10-300681726

and are posted as the entry under Date: 6/24/15 , Name: Jermel Watkins

5.       Select the sequences you want to include in your analysis and run your project; each person should have two sequences, 1 forward, 1 reverse.

           For example, Experimentor 1 will have a sequence called Experimentor01-F.... and a sequence called Experimentor01-R.... (see table above for your sequence IDs)

Important Pre-Workshop Travel Info

Neither the iPlant Collaborative nor South Dakota State University can reimburse lodging or other expenses associated with attending the workshop.

Maps and parking information can be found here: https://www.sdstate.edu/resources/maps/index.cfm

Travel

Brookings is served by the municipal airport at Sioux Falls (FSD). From there you could travel the 60 miles to Brookings by bus, shuttle or rental car.

If flight connections require spending a night in Sioux Falls, the Holiday Inn Sioux Falls City Centre has excellent rates for government/state employees.

Lodging

Brookings has several accommodation options. Excellent hotels that are located a few driving minutes from SDSU include:

  • Holiday Inn Express, 3020 Lefevre Dr., Brookings, SD 57006. Phone: (605) 692-9060
  • Fairfiled Inn & Suites, 3000 Lefevre Dr., Brookings, SD 57006. Phone: (605) 692-3500