117 – Genetics, Computational Biology and Social Behavior
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This episode is a conversation with UT Austin’s Hans Hofmann about a number of related topics in biology. We start with computational biology and bioinformatics (the original topic of the episode). From there we moved into genetics and DNA sequencing as an example for where comptutational biology is used. Finally, we talked about Hans’ own research on biological foundations of social behavior.
- Hans Hofmann
- Hofmann Lab
- Center for Computational Biology and Bioinformatics, UT Austin
- Encode Project
- TI-3D Center UT Austin
- Lake Tanganyika
- Nikolaas Tinbergen”>
- Konrad Lorenz
- Cichlid
- Gamete/a>
- Biocybernetics (WP)
- Computational biology (WP)
- Genomics (WP)
- Genotype (WP)
- Phenotype (WP)
- Proteomics (WP)
- Claude Shannon (WP)
- Norbert Wiener (WP)
- DNA sequencing (WP)
- De novo transcriptome assembly (WP)
- Texas Advanced Computing Center
- C (programming language) (WP)
- Fortran (WP)
- Java (programming language) (WP)
- Python programming language (WP)
- Perl programming language (WP)
- R (programming language) (WP)
- Noncoding DNA (WP)
- Promotors (WP)
- The Information: A History, A Theory, A Flood: James Gleick …
- Hermann Joseph Muller (WP)
- Herpes simplex virus (WP)
- Drosophila (WP)
- Moore’s law (WP)
- Nature Genetics
- Phylogenetics (WP)
- Drug design (WP)
- Nature versus nurture (WP)
- Dopamine (WP)
- Convergent evolution (WP)
- Endocrinology
- Immunohistochemistry (WP)
- Real-time polymerase chain reaction (WP)
- Generalized linear model (WP)
- Bayesian statistics (WP)
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My apologies for not posting earlier. I’ve been taking care of other matter. Unfortunately I now have little time to listen to podcasts. None the less, it was another great interview about esoteric stuff.