RoCoCo An R Package Implementing a Robust Rank Correlation Coefficient and a Corresponding Test Ulrich Bodenhofer and Martin Krone Institute of Bioinformatics Johannes Kepler University Altenberger Str 69 4040 Linz Austria Department of Computer Science Ostfalia University of Applied Sciences Salzdahlumer Str 46 48 38302 Wolfenb ttel Germany rococo bioint jku at Version 1 1 1 February 27 2014 Institute of Bioinformatics Tel 43 732 2468 4520
TABMICTMTMNAKELSY A Bioinformatics Tool for an Integrated Analysis of Proteomic and Genomic Expression Master of Science Thesis 2001 DAVID TEGG MARCUS CLAESSON paa Dept of Cell Biology amp Biochemistry Dept of Molecular Biology Dept of Cell and Molecular Biology University of G teborg Preface This report is a Master s Thesis in Bioinformatics a 1 year International Master s Programme involving Chalmers and the University of G teborg GU The thesis
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An Introduction to Bioinformatics for Biological Sciences Students Department of Microbiology and Immunology McGill University Version 2 5 For the BIOC 300 lab March 2006 McGill 2 AN INTRODUCTION TO BIOINFORMATICS FOR BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES STUDENTS Contributors The first edition of the Introduction to Bioinformatics for biological sciences students was written during the summer of 2004 at McGill University for the Bioinformatics Project BIP as part of the U2 undergr
SIMPLEX User Manual Version 1 0 February 9 2012 Andreas Dander Maria Fischer Stephan Pabinger Rene Snajder Gernot Stocker Innsbruck Medical University Division for Bioinformatics Innrain 80 82 Level 4 6020 Innsbruck Austria Contents 1 Introduction 3 Ki SIMPLE a a re ds ela he a ys 3 2 Download and installation 4 2 1 SIMPLEX Server E AA See A od ee 4 2 1 1 Virtualization image Virtual machine image 4 21 2 A oe ak i a de a 4 PAGS PAS Word
About This User Guide This user guide is a practical guide to setting up and running dockings using GOLD It includes instructions on using the graphical user interface as well as providing help on relevant scientific issues Two additional software modules are provided with the GOLD suite of programs e The Hermes visualiser for preparation of input files visualisation of docking results and calculation of descriptors The visualiser is also used for interactive docking setup
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Glossary of Bioinformatics VWXYZ 3 flanking region A region of DNA which is NOT copied into the mature mRNA but which is present adjacent to 3 end of the gene see Figure 4 It was originally thought that the 3 flanking DNA was not transcribed at all but it was discovered to be transcribed into RNA but quickly removed during processing of the primary transcript to form the mature mRNA The 3 flanking region often contains sequences which affect the formation of the 3 en
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Manual Acknowledgments Disclaimer VASCo Copyright 2008 Institute of Molecular Biosciences Karl Franzens University Graz IMB KFUG All rights reserved This software is provided AS IS IMB KFUG makes no warranties express or implied including no representation or warranty with respect to the performance of the software and derivatives or their safety effectiveness or commercial viability IMB KFUG does not warrant the merchantability or fitness of the softwa
Introduction to Cheminformatics Cheminformatics is a field of information technology that uses computers and com puter programs to facilitate the collection storage analysis and manipulation of large quantities of chemical data Chemical data includes chemical formulas chemical struc tures chemical properties chemical spectra and biochemical or biological activities The term cheminformatics which 1s an abbrevi ated form of chemical informatics was first coine
M Sc in Molecular Medicine Institute of Molecular Medicine Trinity College Dublin Ireland Introduction to Bioinformatics February 2005 David Lynn M Sc Ph D The development of this course was supported by The Dublin Molecular Medicine Centre DMMC amp The Conway Institute of Biomolecular and Biomedical Research University College Dublin http www binf org course2005 M Sc in Molecular Medicine Bioinformatics Course Feb 2005 Table of Content
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j UNIVERSITEIT GENT Supplementary file 1 Comparative Genomics Co expression Networks Authors Sam De Meyer amp Dr Oren Tzfadia June 8 2015 Contents Contents i List of Figures iii List of Tables v Glossary vii 1 Introduction 1 1 1 Function prediction via coexpression analysis 0 1 1 2 Overview of used computational techniques 04 3 A Development of CoExpNet Viz 5 A 1 Compiling CoExpNetViz D ori ee 2 Ride Pea ome DPA UAE ag
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Bioinformatics Course May 2009 ILRI INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE International Livestock Research Institute Nairobi Kenya Introduction to Bioinformatics Course May 2009 Etienne de Villiers http hpc ilri cgiar org IL RI2009 Adapted from a course originally developed by Dr David Lynn Molecular Population Genetics Lab Department of Genetics Trinity College Dublin Ireland Bioinformatics Course May 2009 Acknowledgements This course was adapted fro
Introduction to Bioinformatics Course December 2002 Dr Andrew Lloyd Ph D and David Lynn M Sc Supported by The Conway Institute of Biomolecular and Biomedical Research University College Dublin amp The Dublin Molecular Medicine Centre DMMC http ercbinfo1 ucd ie course bioinformatics2002 html or http www binf org course bioinformatics2002 html Conway DMMC Bioinformatics Course December 2002 Table of Contents Introduction to bioinf