ChIP-seq with Bioconductor in R

Bioinformatics has become a crucial branch. It allows us to see the inner workings of our cells. All of them share the same genome. This is true regardless of whether they're brain cells that help you read this webpage or immune cells that check your body for microorganisms. The active genes are what distinguish them. Complex proteins activate and deactivate various genes to determine these genes. If this regulatory machinery becomes too complex, it can lead to cancer or other serious diseases. The function and causes behind disease can be analyzed using ChIP-seq. It can provide insights into how we can intervene to prevent cells from spinning out of control. This course will show you how to analyze ChIP–seq data with R.