Reports

There will be two reports:

• The first one about the wet part, i.e. the five day experiments of the workshop
• The second one about the in silico analysis of the sequencing

Writing instructions (applies to both reports)

• Write with your own words.
• Copy-paste (from websites, existing publications, …) is prohibited (plagiarism).
• Cite your sources when needed
• Avoid sprawling sentences. Instead, adopt concise / efficient / precise / scientific writing (as done in publications).

Additional instructions

• one report per two-person team
• English.
• A4 page (21 x 29.7 cm)
• Font for the main text: Arial, 11pt, single-space
• Margin: 2.5cm (1 inch) on left/right/top/bottom
• Figures in the main text. With Legend, axis, units, etc…
• Electronic version (not printed). PDF. Deposited on eCampus.

First report

The report is due for Monday, Septembre 30th, 23:59

Grade

This report accounts for 60% of your grade for the teaching unit

Outline

|Overview of the ChIP practical report | |:–:| | |

Second report

The report is due for Friday, November 22nd, 23:59

Grade

This report accounts for 40% of your grade for the teaching unit

Type of in-silco analyses expected in this report

• Some informative numbers regarding the sequencing run
• One or several bedgraphs
• Intersections between the ChIP-data generated during the practical and something else (other ChIP data; genomic feature; …)

Importantly: the analyses done and shown must be used to convey a biological/technical message. They aim at answering the biological/technical question raised in the introduction. Every pair of students can tackle its own biological/technical question.

Outline

Below is an outline of what is expected for the report: 1 cover page + 3 pages of text + 3 pages with Figures.

The figures shown here are just to illustrate the outline and not necessarily what we expect.
The space devoted to each section can also vary.

Overview of the ChIPseq analysis report