Important Dates
- Deadline for applications: 15th April 2024
- Chosen participants will be notified by: 19th April 2024
- Selected participants will be notified by 19th April 2024.
Fee
This course is free of charge.
Instructors
- Maria Cristina Aspromonte– University of Padova, ELIXIR-IT, Italy
- Federica Quaglia – University of Padova, ELIXIR-IT, Italy
- Victoria Nugnes – University of Padova, ELIXIR-IT, Italy
Organisers
BioComputing UP group – University of Padova, ELIXIR-IT, Italy
Course Description
The BioComputing UP group – University of Padova, in collaboration with ELIXIR-IT, is excited to present a specialized training course on Intrinsically Disordered Proteins (IDP). This course is designed to facilitate the dissemination of two major resources about the disordered protein, DisProt and MobiDB, both part of ELIXIR infrastructure, within the scientific community. Through this course, participants will gain fundamental insights into IDP data interpretation, the correlation with specific biological mechanisms and diseases while learning about the essential guidelines for becoming active contributors to the extensive network of DisProt curators.
Aims of the workshop
- Dissemination of IDP resources (DisProt, MobiDB)
- To promote awareness of the importance of IDPs and databases containing IDP data.
- To highlight the significance of curation in DisProt and to facilitate the discovery and establishment of new collaborations.
Resources and tools covered
- DisProt https://disprot.org/
- MobiDB https://mobidb.bio.unipd.it/
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course, the participants will be able to:
- Access, navigate, and explore the wide range of DisProt and MobiDB data.
- Understand the importance of curation.
- Have the basics of how to curate a disordered protein or a disordered region in DisProt.
Course prerequisites
You don’t need to have any previous knowledge of the resources that will be presented at the course. Some knowledge of biology and proteins is required for this course. It is recommended to familiarize yourself with intrinsically disordered proteins before attending the course by reviewing the materials shared by the organizers.