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Noah Zaitlen
Bioinformatics Doctoral Student

6315 Engineering-I (EBU1)
Department of Bioinformatics
University of California San Diego
email: nzaitlen at ucsd fullstop edu
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I am a Ph.D. student in Eleazer Eskin's lab at the Univeristy of California San Diego . I recieved Bachelor's degrees in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Cognitive Science from the University of California at Berkeley. I worked at the Centre National de Genotypage after graduating from Berkeley. They are a large scale genotyping facility just outside of Paris, France. My primary research interest is the development of methods to discover the genetic basis of complex phenotypes by using variation data, especially genotyped single nucleotide polymorphisms. Please check out our most recent project WHAP.


Coursework

BIBC102 Metabolic Biochemsitry Fall 2003
BICD100 Genetics Fall 2003
CSE291 Post Genomic Algorithms Fall 2003
PHAR201 Biological Data & Analysis Fall 2003
BICD140 Immunology Winter 2004
CSE257A Sequence and Structure Analysis Winter 2004
CSE291 Statistical Learning Winter 2004
BENG203 Genomics Spring 2004
CSE250B Artificial Intelligence 1 Spring 2004
MATH283 Statisical Methods in Bioinformtics Spring 2004
BGGN215 Phylogenetics Fall 2004
BGGN220 Phylogenetics Fall 2004
CSE291 Unsupervised Learning Fall 2004


Teaching

TA: CSE181 Molecular Sequence Analysis Teacher: Pavel Pevzner


Research

My Lab. The Zarlab
What I'm working on now. HAP


Links

PubMed
The Jackson Lab
dbSNP
UCSC Genome Browser