Dev Conference by Neo4j
Session Track: Data Science
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Session description
This talk is an update to a previous presentation from three years ago about a graph of genetic relationships in terms of the science found and the extensions made. It is an introduction to using graph databases, specifically Neo4j, for modeling genetics and an explanation of why they are useful. We will look at the usage of the graph and discoveries made as well as technically how it was extended to cover epigenetic markers available on public research websites.
Computational Scientist
Matthew Gerring works in Computational Science for Jackson Laboratory. He has an interest in image analysis, graph databases and durable workflows.
