181. Pegasys: Workflow Management For Bioinformatics Open source software for executing and integrating analyses of biological sequences. Includes documentation and installation instructions. http://www.bioinformatics.ubc.ca/pegasys/

site map contact About Faculty ... Contact Pegasys is funded by: This software is OSI certified: Pegasys: workflow management for bioinformatics Pegasys Release V0.6 We are pleased to announce the release of version 0.6 of the Pegasys client and server software. The version 0.6 server and client binaries and source code are available for download here . Precompiled client binaries are currently available for Linux x86 (tested against Mandrake 10), Mac OS X, and Windows (tested against Windows XP). Note that new versions of the Pegasys client are not compatible with older versions of the Pegasys server. Publication Sohrab P Shah, David YM He, Jessica N Sawkins, Jeffrey C Druce, Gerald Quon, Drew Lett, Grace XY Zheng, Tao Xu, BF Francis Ouellette. Pegasys: software for executing and integrating analyses of biological sequences. BMC Bioinformatics Abstract HTML PDF The software is Open Source and is released under the GNU General Public License Please see the Documentation for detailed installation instructions and the user manual, Contact for contact information and Downloads to download the software, source code and distribution.

182. BIOINFORMATICS PRACTICAL http://www.biochem.ucl.ac.uk/bsm/dbbrowser/jj/prefacefrm.html

183. Starting Bio-Rad Website.... Resource for sample preparation, 2D electrophoresis, staining, image analysis, spot excision, and bioinformatics from BioRad. http://www.proteomeworkssystem.com/

184. EMBnet - European Molecular Biology Network EMBnet is the only organisation worldwide bringing bioinformatics professionals to work together to serve the expanding fields of genetics and molecular biology. http://www.embnet.org/

MAIN ORGANISATION MEMBERS LINKS ... Nodes update Welcome to the EMBnet EMBnet is a science-based group of collaborating nodes throughout Europe and a number of nodes outside Europe. The combined expertise of the nodes allows EMBnet to provide services to the European molecular biology community which encompasses more than can be provided by a single node. Latest News (September 2005) EMBnet.news 11.3 is available other news This site gives an overview of the organisation and of it's members. It provides the visitors with news of the EMBnet community and new links related to bioinformatics. It also combines the services available on the nodes and publishes EMBnet.news, the letter devoted to provide information about what is happening at the national and special nodes. New Links Home of the SRS Federation project eBiotools Sept.7 2005 and BioX released wEMBOSS 1.5 released EMBOSS 3.0.0 released ... EMBnet

185. IBM IBM Research TJ Watson Yorktown Heights Group bioinformatics and Pattern Discovery Group s Home Page. Greetings and welcometo the home page of the bioinformatics and Pattern Discovery group at http://www.research.ibm.com/bioinformatics/

Home My account Select A Country IBM Research ... New/Noteworthy Related Links Feedback Search Research IBM Watson Research Center Greetings and welcome to the home page of the Bioinformatics and Pattern Discovery group at IBM's Computational Biology Center . The group is part of IBM's Deep Computing Institute , an organization within IBM Research with the goal of coordinating, promoting and advancing activities in Deep Computing. Our efforts are focused on the use of computational techniques to solve problems from molecular biology. A large percentage of our work revolves around various aspects of the problem of pattern discovery and the application of this category of methods to solve problems from the biological context. By following the various links on the left of the page, you can learn more about us and our work, access the content/meta-data we have been generating from public databases, use our tools over the web, download implementations of our algorithms (executable codes), etc. Do you have suggestions that will help us improve the usefulness of our server pages? Do you have other comments? Click here to email us.

186. CCLS Home CCLS investigates machine learning and data mining and their application to natural language understanding, the World Wide Web, bioinformatics, systems security and other emerging areas. http://www.ccls.columbia.edu/

Center for Computational Learning Systems Home Welcome to CCLS: Center for Computational Learning Systems Mission The Center for Computational Learning Systems (CCLS) aims to be a world leader in learning and data mining research and the application of this research to natural language understanding, the World Wide Web, bioinformatics, systems security and other emerging areas. CCLS will emphasize interdisciplinary efforts with other departments at Columbia, and will leverage Columbia's CS Department's strengths in learning, data mining and natural language processing, extending the effective size and scope of the Department's research effort. Motivation Data is growing faster than our ability to comprehend it. Vast amounts of data are being collected by industries, governments, universities and individuals, and the rates of data growth are accelerating, fueled by cheap storage and computing hardware together with the Internet and the automation of business processes. This data implicitly contains patterns that can lead to a great increase in human knowledge and understanding, but the growth of the data is outpacing the ability of humans to comprehend it unaided. Machine learning and data mining technologies offer the potential for turning this data into knowledge. There are great opportunities for progress in applying known learning and data mining techniques to new application areas as well as for progress in developing new, efficient algorithms and innovative problem formulations.

187. Canisius College - Bioinformatics - Greetings Greetings and welcome to the web site of the bioinformatics Program at The bioinformatics Program at Canisius offers a BS degree in bioinformatics. http://www.canisius.edu/bif/

Undergraduate Admissions Graduate/Masters Admissions Transfer Students International Students Residence Life Campus Ministry Campus Programming and Leadership Development Student Affairs Student Involvement Support Resources Computer Resources Undergraduate Majors/Programs Graduate/Masters Programs Academic Calendar Internship Opportunities Faculty Service Learning Academic Integrity Teams Facilities Calendar of Events News Archives Commencement Information Reunions Shop Canisius Register for Classes Class and Exam Schedules Class Cancellations Tuition Payment Faculty Curriculum Contact Us Careers Quicklinks About Buffalo Blackboard Bookstore Financial Aid GriffMail Jesuit Tradition Library Support Canisius Greetings and welcome to the web site of the Bioinformatics Program at Canisius College. Bioinformatics is an exciting and rapidly expanding new field at the crossroads of biology and computer science. The demand for people trained in bioinformatics far exceeds the supply of qualified workers. It is an excellent time to study this cutting edge discipline. In addition to career opportunities for students with a bachelors degree in Bioinformatics, there are many graduate programs available for further study. The Bioinformatics Program at Canisius offers a B.S. degree in Bioinformatics. This interdisciplinary major requires courses in biology, chemistry, computer science, physics, mathematics, and statistics.

188. Proxeon Biosystems Develops and sells items for sample purification and loading for nanoHPLC, nano-electrospray mass spectrometry, bioinformatics software for protein analysis, and custom design of hardware for laboratory use in Odense, Denmark. http://www.proxeon.com/

189. BIOINFORMATICS bioinformatics is the use of computers and information science to study genetic This website provides information about the field of bioinformatics and http://www.ist.unomaha.edu/bioinformatics/default.htm

Bioinformatics is the use of computers and information science to study genetic information and biological structures. There is an immense and growing need for scientists and managers in this field, especially by the emerging and established biotechnology companies that are taking advantage of the DNA sequence of the human genome. UNMC-UNO BIOINFORMATICS SPECIALTY TRACK CITED - The specialty track in Bioinformatics that is the joint effort of UNO and UNMC was recently cited by in an article on Bioinformatics job opportunities. You can read the entire article here University of Nebraska Medical Center ... at Omaha This page maintained by pvvliet@unomaha.edu This page was last updated on August 15, 2001.

190. The GDB Human Genome Database The GDB Human Genome Database. The Official WorldWide Database for the Annotationof the Human Genome Hosted by RTI International, North Carolina USA http://gdbwww.gdb.org/

What's New: GDB Host GDB New Look GDB Staff Coming Soon! The GDB Human Genome Database The Official World-Wide Database for the Annotation of the Human Genome Hosted by RTI International, North Carolina USA Available at mirror sites worldwide Information on the New GenePoint Database GenePoint Beta Users Log-in Here Simple Search Search: By: Genomic Segments All Biological Data People Citations Name/GDB ID DNA Sequence ID Note: For Name/ID searches, adding to the end of the search text may improve results. Advanced Search Submit and Edit Data Preferences How to submit data, get D seg #s NEW! Other Search Options Insert Object Edit Record Search for Unreleased Records Apply for Account HUGO Nomenclature Editing FAQ Submit microsatellites and forensic markers NEW!

191. MGI_3.3 - Mouse Genome Informatics This site contains information on mouse genetic markers, mapping, phenotypes,mammalian homology and gene expression. All data are searchable through a set http://www.informatics.jax.org/

Mouse Genome Informatics Mouse Genome Informatics (MGI) provides integrated access to data on the genetics, genomics, and biology of the laboratory mouse. Search for Enter term(s) or part of a term, use * as a wildcard. in these sections All sections Gene symbols/names Accession IDs Phenotype/Human Disease Gene Expression Gene Ontology Anatomical Dictionary Mammalian Phenotype Ontology Human Disease Vocab (OMIM) Mouse sequence descriptions Reference abstracts Festing's Strain Characteristics Mouse Locus Catalog Advanced search for... Genes/Markers Phenotypes/Alleles MLC/OMIM Polymorphisms Strains Orthology Oxford Grid Expression Data cDNA Clones Expression Refs Linkage Maps Cyto Maps Physical Maps Mapping Data Mapping Panels RI SDP RC SDP Sequences Probes/Clones References Accession IDs What's New MGI news and announcements Additional MGI Tools and Links Nomenclature, online books, E-mail lists, ftp server, prototypes... Data Submission Instructions and tools for submitting your data Help User support/documentation, linking to MGI...

192. Division Of Health Sciences Informatics Active in medical and genome informatics, consumer health informatics, pointof-careand evidence-based medicine, biomedical editing and communication and http://dhsi.med.jhmi.edu/

Click Here for: Health Sciences Informatics Research Training Fellowship Date Time Location Event Title Presenters 10:45 AM Carnegie Conference Room 489 "The 'Language' of Dizziness: A Basic Science for Clinical Decision Support" David Newman-Toker, MD Department of Neurology ... Elliot Siegel, MD Khan Siddiqui, MD Department of Radiology University of Maryland

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