A nine-module curriculum in gut microbiome bioinformatics — covering
microbial taxonomy, compositional data analysis, and the statistical
methods applied to 16S rRNA sequencing data. Replicates a published
cross-population study, implements alpha- and beta-diversity metrics
from first principles, and surveys the computational pipelines —
QIIME2, DADA2, GMWI2 — used to generate this kind of data in
practice. Runs natively in-browser via a WebAssembly Python runtime;
no local installation required.
Relative abundance of six genera in one real sample (S03) from this course's teaching dataset. Notebook 02 reconstructs this exact chart; Notebook 01 covers what each genus does.
Nothing to install. These notebooks run on Pyodide — a
real Python interpreter compiled to WebAssembly — entirely inside this
browser tab. The first load takes a few seconds while it downloads; after
that, every import pandas and every plot is genuine, live
code, not a recording.