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Metabarcoding and 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing (BIOF-Mic101)
https://github.com/icoia/microbiome_bioinformatics_analysis_2025

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Metabarcoding and 16S rRNA Gene Sequencing (BIOF-Mic101)

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# Microbiome Bioinformatics Analysis

General Information


Code:
BIOF-Mic101



Instructor:
Dr. Mona Parizadeh (Ph.D., PDF)


Organized by:
ICOIA (International Community of Iranian Academics)


Start Date:


- Esfand 15, 1403 - 7 PM IRAN


Objective:
Metabarcoding and 16S rRNA gene sequencing using R


Requirements:

- Laptop with a Mac, Linux, or Windows operating system
(not a tablet, Chromebook, etc.) with administrative privileges
- Access to Wifi
- R and Rstudio installed (instructions below)
- Excel or any text editor installed (e.g. TextWrangler, Notepad, BBEdit, etc.)


Contact:
icoia.onlineschool@gmail.com




Register:
here


To ask questions about the course, communicate with the instructor and get informed about other free training courses, become a member of the ICOIA Online School
Telegram Group.

Audience



This course is suitable for:

- Levels: Beginner & Intermediate
- Fields: Biology, Medicine, Veterinary, and Agriculture & Natural Resources
- Language: Farsi


This course covers the following material:

- Introduction to metabarcoding and amplicon sequencing
- Introduction to R
- DADA2 Tutorial
- Introduction to phyloseq package in R
- Data exploration
- Statistical analyses of 16S rRNA gene sequences:
- Taxonomic composition
- Alpha diversity
- Beta diversity (ordination)
- PERmutational Multivariate ANalysis Of VAriance (PERMANOVA)
- Differential analysis
- Discussion
- Wrap up of the results of 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis

Setup


To participate in this Workshop, please install the following software,
complete the R courses for beginners,
and let us know if you need any help before attending.


Install R and RStudio



R is a free and open-source programming
language that is particularly powerful for data exploration, visualization, and
statistical analysis. We use RStudio
to interact with R.





Windows



Please download R for Windows
from CRAN to install R, and
also install the RStudio IDE.
If you have separate user and admin accounts, please run the installers as an
administrator by right-clicking on the .exe file and selecting "Run as administrator"
instead of double-clicking. Otherwise, problems may arise later when installing R packages.


Video Tutorial





Mac OS X




Please download R for macOS
from CRAN to install R, and also install
the RStudio IDE.


Video Tutorial



Linux (Debian, Fedora/Redhat, Ubuntu)



Please download the binary files for your distribution from
CRAN to install R, or use a package manager
(e.g. run sudo apt-get install r-base for Debian/Ubuntu and run
sudo yum install R for Fedora/Redhat). Additionally, please install the
RStudio IDE.






R for beginners


To follow the workshop, you must have a basic understanding of R.
Before attending the workshop, please go through the following courses:

- Introduction to R (1)
- Introduction to R (2)
- Programming with R

Download database for taxonomic assignment with DADA2

- silva_nr99_v138.2_toGenus_trainset.fa.gz
- silva_nr99_v138.2_toSpecies_trainset.fa.gz

Download data for microbial analysis with DADA2

- mouse_demultiplexed
- mouse_metadata