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THETA students at the Symposium of the Polish Bioinformatic Society (PTBI) in Warsaw

Four students: Marek Sztuka, Klaudiusz Tomczyk, Patryk Mierzejewski, Jakub Liu were attending the annual PTBI Symposium, which was held in Warsaw during the days 11-13.09.2024.

Posters presented during the conference included:

1. Application of Neural Network for Common Carp microbiome. Sztuka M., Jakimowicz, M., Kotlarz, K., Mielczarek, M., Naport-Rutkowski, Ł., Hajduk, P., Szyda J.
2. Analysis of linkage disequilibrium for next generation sequencing data.
   Tomczyk K.,  Jerzykiewicz F.,  Szyda J.,  Mielczarek M., Dobosz P.,  Frąszczak M.
3. Investigation of the temporal changes in brain activity based on functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging data.
   Mierzejewski P., Kotlarz K.,  Baran P., Borysewicz J., Brzezicha P.,  Duszczak D., Szyda J., Frąszczak M.

Presentation:

1. A three-level modeling for identifying important predictor variables in genome-wide association studies suffering from p » n. Liu J., Słomian D.,  Kotlarz K., Dobosz P.,  Szyda J.

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Genetics Days is an annual conference focused on the newest developments made in all scientific fields concerning genetics. Theta took the opportunity to present their studies. Look for more in the theta Conferences page 🙂

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DS at The 75th EAAP Annual Meeting, Florence, Italy

D. Słomian, K. Żukowski, M. Skarwecka, K. Kotlarz, J.Szyda
Genome-wide association study for stature for Holstein cattle based on whole genome sequence, using a mixed linear model