Research Abstracts from the
DOE Genome Contractor-Grantee Workshop IX

January 27-31, 2002 Oakland, CA

 

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74. Understanding Protein Interactions

Xiaoqun Joyce Duan, Ioannis Xenarios, and David Eisenberg


75. Automatic Discovery of Sub-Molecular Sequence Domains in Multi-Aligned Sequences: A Dynamic Programming Algorithm for Multiple Alignment Segmentation

Eric Poe Xing, Denise M. Wolf, Inna Dubchak, Sylvia Spengler, Manfred Zorn, Ilya  Muchnik, and Casimir Kulikowski


76. THE RDP-II (Ribosomal Database Project)

James R. Cole, Timothy G. Lilburn, Paul R. Saxman, Bonnie L. Maidak, Charles T. Parker, Sunandana Chandra, Ryan J. Farris, George M. Garrity, Thomas M. Schmidt, and James M. Tiedje


77. A Random Walk Down the Genomes: a Case Study of DNA Evolution in VALIS

Yi Zhou, Archisman Rudra, Salvatore Paxia, and Bud Mishra


78. A Graph Data Model to Unify Biological Data

Frank Olken


79. Protein Data Bank: Unifying the Archive

Gary Gilliland and The PDB Team


80. Protein Structure Predictions by PROSPECT

Dong Xu, Dongsup Kim, Christal Secrest, Victor Olman, and Ying Xu


81. Protein Fold-Recognition Using HMMs and Secondary Structure Prediction

Kevin Karplus


82. Protein Engineering in Structural Genomics

Patrice Koehl and Michael Levitt


83. Classifying G-Protein Coupled Receptors with Support Vector Machines

Rachel Karchin, Kevin Karplus, and David Haussler


84. Protein Structure Determination Through Combining Protein Threading and Sparse NMR Data

Ying Xu, Dong Xu, Dongsup Kim, and Oakley Crawford


85. GAP: Genomics Annotation Platform

Konstantin M. Skorodumov, Evgeny Raush, Maxim Totrov, Ruben Abagyan, and Matthieu Schapira


86. Genome to Proteome and Back Again: ProteomeWeb

Carol S. Giometti, Sandra L. Tollaksen, Gyorgy Babnigg, Tripti Khare, Claudia I. Reich, Gary J. Olsen, John R. Yates III, Jizhong Zhou, Ken Nealson, and Derek Lovley


87. Computational Experiments on RNA Phylogeny

Frank Olken, James R. Cole, Gary J. Olsen, Craig A. Stewart, David Hart, Donald K. Berry, and Sylvia J. Spengler


88. Identifying Transcription Factor Binding Sites by Cross-Species Comparison

Lee Ann McCue, William Thompson, C. Steven Carmack, and Charles E. Lawrence


89. VISTA: Integrated Tool for Comparative Genomics

I. Dubchak, Lior Pachter, A. Poliakov, I. Ovcharenko, and E. Rubin


90. Beyond Terascale Biological Computing: GIST and Genomes To Life

Philip LoCascio, Doug Hyatt, Frank Larimer, Manesh Shah, Inna Vokler, and Ed Uberbacher


91. A Computational Pipeline for Genome-Scale Analysis of Protein Structures and Functions

Serguei Passovets, Manesh Shah, Li Wang, Dong Xu, and Ying Xu


92. WIT3 – A New Generation of Integrated Systems for High-Throughput Genetic Sequence Analysis and Metabolic Reconstructions

N. Maltsev, G. X. Yu, E. Marland, S. Bhatnagar, R. Lusk, and E. Selkov


93. Comparative and Collaborative Bioinformatics Systems to Promote Mammalian Phenotype Analysis and the Elucidation of Regulatory Networks

Erich Baker, Doug Hyatt, Barbara Jackson, Gwo-Liang Chen, Denise Schmoyer, Yesim Aydin-Son, David McWilliams, Fred Baes, Stefan Kirov, Michael Galloway, Michael Leuze, Line Pouchard, Brynn Jones, Ed Michaud, Bem Culiat, Gene Rinchik, Dabney Johnson, Ed Uberbacher, Darla Miller, Frank Larimer, Jay Snoddy, ORNL Life Sciences Division, and the Tennessee Mouse Genome Consortium


94. The ORNL Genome Analysis Toolkit, Pipeline and DAS Server

Manesh Shah, Doug Hyatt, Frank Larimer, Philip LoCascio, Inna Vokler, and Edward C. Uberbacher


95. GrailEXP: Gene Recognition Using Neural Networks and Similarity Search

Doug Hyatt, Frank Larimer, Philip LoCascio, Victor Olman, Manesh Shah, Ying Xu, and Edward C. Uberbacher


96. The Genome Channel: a Foundation for Genomes to Life and Comparative Genomics

Miriam Land, Frank Larimer, Jay Snoddy, Denise Schmoyer, Doug Hyatt, Manesh Shah, Inna Vokler, Philip LoCascio, Gwo-Liang Chen, Loren Hauser, and Ed Uberbacher


97. Automated Visualization of Large Scale Bacterial Transcriptional Regulatory Pathways

Carla Pinon, Amit Puniyani, Peter Karp, and Harley McAdams


98. Integrating Computational and Human-Curated Annotations for the Mouse Genome

Carol J. Bult and the Mouse Genome Informatics Group


99. Comparative Sequence-Based Approach to High-Throughput Discovery of Functional Regulatory Elements

Gabriela G. Loots, Ivan Ovcharenko, Inna Dubchak, and Edward M. Rubin


100. Managing Targets and Reactions in a Finishing Database

Mark Mundt, Judith Cohn, Mira Dimitrijevic-Bussod, Marie-Claude Krawczyk, Roxanne  Tapia, Al Williams, Larry Deaven, and Norman Doggett


101. Encoding Sequence Quality in BLAST Output by Color Coding

Sam Pitluck, Paul F. Predki, and Trevor L. Hawkins


102. Whole Genome Assembly with JAZZ

Jarrod Chapman, Nicholas Putnam, and Dan Rokhsar


103. Assembly and Exploration of the Public Human Genome Working Draft

Terrence S. Furey, Jim Kent, and David Haussler


104. Shotgun Sequence Assembly Algorithms for Distributed Memory Machines

Frank Olken


105. Benefits of J2EE Architecture for Informatics Support of Genomic Sequencing

Roxanne Tapia, Judith Cohn, and Mark Mundt


106. Production Workflow Tracking and QC Analysis at the Joint Genome Institute

Heather Kimball, Stephan Trong, Art Kobayashi, Sam Pitluck, Yunian Lou, and Matt Nolan


107. Goals, Design, and Implementation of a Versatile MicroArray Data Base

Marc Rejali, Marco Antoniotti, Vera Cherpinsky, Caroline Leventhal, Salvatore Paxia, Archisman Rudra, Joe West, and Bud Mishra


108. CLUSFAVOR – Computer Program for Cluster and Factor Analyses of Microarray-Based Gene Expression Profiles

L.E. Peterson


109. Partitioning Large-Sample Microarray Transcription Profiles for Adaptive Response in Human Lymphoblasts Using Principal Components Analysis

L. E. Peterson, M. A. Coleman, E. Yin, B. J. Marsh, K. Sorensen, J. Tucker, and  A. J. Wyrobek


110. EXCAVATOR: Gene Expression Data Analysis Using Minimum Spanning Trees

Ying Xu, Dong Xu, Victor Olman, and Li Wang


111. Flexible Customization of Micro-Array Data Analysis Pipeline

Dong-Guk Shin, Ravi Nori, Jae-Guon Nam, and Jeffrey Maddox


112. Correspondence Mapping Algorithms

Lidia Cassier, Robert Lucito, Vivek Mittal, Joseph West, Michael Wigler, William Casey, and Bud Mishra


113. Haplotyping with Phased RFLPs: Algorithms and Mathematical Models

Will Casey, Thomas Anantharaman, and Bud Mishra


114. Information Management Infrastructure for the Systematic Annotation of Vertebrate Genomes

V. Babenko, B. Brunk, J. Crabtree, S. Diskin, Y. Kondrahkin, J. Mazzarelli, S. McWeeney, D. Pinney, A. Pizzaro, J. Schug, V. Bogdanova, A. Katohkin, V. Nadezhda, E. Semjonova, V. Trifonoff, N. Kolchanov, M. Bucan, and C. Stoeckert


115. Manual Annotation of the Human and Mouse Gene Index: www.allgenes.org

Brian Brunk, Jonathan Crabtree, Sharon Diskin, Joan Mazzarelli, Chris Stoeckert, Nico  Zigouras, Vera Bogdanova, Alexey Katohkin, Nikolay Kolchanov, Vorbjeva  Nadezhda, Elena Semjonova, and Vladimir Trifonoff


116. The Comprehensive Microbial Resource

Owen White, Lowell Umayam, Tanja Dickinson, and Jeremy Peterson


208. In Silico Discovery: Challenges in Integration and Knowledge Extraction

Su Chung


210. Bioinformatics for Genome Analysis

Claudia I. Reich and Gary J. Olsen


220. Understanding Protein Interactions

Xiaoqun Joyce Duan, Ioannis Xenarios, Lukasz Salwinski, Charlotte Dean, and David Eisenberg


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