Bioinformatics Abstract Index

DOE Human Genome Program
Contractor-Grantee Workshop VIII
February 27-March 2, 2000  Santa Fe, NM


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56. Software to Support BAC Mapping

Cliff S. Han and Norman A. Doggett


57. Automated Optimization of Expert System for Base-Calling in DNA Sequencing

Arthur W. Miller and Barry L. Karger


58. Is Q20 a Sufficient Measure of Quality to Use for DNA Sequencing Process Analysis?

D. C. Bruce, M. D. Jones, J. E. Bryant, R. Lobb, J. R. Griffith, M. O. Mundt, N. A. Doggett, and L. L. Deaven


59. Annotation of Draft Genomic Sequence Generated at the JGI

Richard Mural, Miriam Land, Frank Larimer, Morey Parang, Manesh Shah, Doug Hyatt, Ed Uberbacher, P. Folta, T. Bobo, Zhengping Huang, and T. Slezak


60. Information Systems to Support Experimental and Computational Research into Complex Biological Systems and Functional Genomics: Several Pilot Projects

Jay Snoddy, Denise Schmoyer, Kathe Fischer, Gwo-Lin Chen, Miriam Land, Sergey Petrov, Sheryl Martin, Ed Michaud, Bob Barry, Gene Rinchik, Peter Hoyt, Mitch Doktycz , and E. Uberbacher


61. Navigation, Visualization, and Query of Genomes: The Genome Channel and Beyond

Morey Parang, Miriam Land, Denise Schmoyer, Jay Snoddy, Doug Hyatt, Richard Mural, and Ed Uberbacher


62. Continuation of the Genome Database

Christopher J. Porter, C. Conover Talbot Jr., Jay Snoddy, Ed Uberbacher, and A. Jamie Cuticchia


63. Reconstruction and Annotation of Transcribed Sequences: The TIGR Gene Indices

John Quackenbush, Ingeborg Holt, Feng Liang, Geo Pertea, Jonathan Upton, and Thomas S. Hansen


64. An Informatics Framework for Transcriptome Annotation

Brian Brunk, Jonathan Crabtree, Mark Gibson, Chris Overton, Debra Pinney, Jonathan Schug, Chris Stoeckert, Jian Wang, Ihor Lemischka, Kateri Moore, and Robert Phillips


65. Protein Domain Dissection and Functional Identification

Temple F. Smith, Sophia Zarakhovich, and Hongxian He


66. Finding Remote Protein Homologs

Kevin Karplus


67. Multi-Way Protein Folding Classification Using Support Vector Machines and Neural Networks

C. H. Q. Ding and I. Dubchak


68. Comparative Analyses of Syntenic Regions using Pattern Filtering

Jonathan E. Moore and James Lake


69. Discovery of Distant Regulatory Elements by Comparative Sequence- Based Approaches

Inna Dubchak, Chris Mayor, Lior Pachter, Gabriella Cretu, Edward M. Rubin, and Kelly A. Frazer


70. Identification of Novel Functional RNA Genes in Genomic DNA Sequences

S.R. Holbrook, C. Mayor, and I. Dubchak


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

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


72. Classification of Multi-Aligned Sequence Using Monotone Linkage Clustering and Alignment Segmentation

Eric Poe Xing, Ilya Muchnik, Manfred Zorn, and Sylvia Spengler


73. Extensions to the Arraydb Micro-Array LIMS

Donn Davy, Daniel Pinkel, Donna Albertson, Gregory Hamilton, Joel Palmer, Donald Uber, Arthur Jones, Joe Gray, and Manfred Zorn


74. Identifying Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs) in Human Candidate Genes

Deborah A. Nickerson, Scott L. Taylor, and Mark J. Rieder


75. Integrating Sequence and Biology: Developing an Informatics Infrastructure for Mouse/Human Comparative Genomics

C. J. Bult, J. T. Eppig, J. A. Blake, J. E. Richardson, and J. A. Kadin


76. WIT2 -- An Integrated System for Genetic Sequence Analysis and Metabolic Reconstruction

Ross Overbeek, Gordon Pusch, Mark D'Souza, Evgeni Selkov Jr., Evgeni Selkov, and Natalia Maltsev


77. PUMA2 -- An Environment for Comparative Analysis of Metabolic Subsystems and Automated Reconstruction of Metabolism of Microbial Consortia and Individual Organisms from Sequence Data

Natalia Maltsev and Mark D'Souza


78. Progress Report on EMP Project

Evgeni Selkov, Nadezhda Avseenko, Valentina Dronova, Galina Dyachenko, Aleksandr Elefterov, Milyausha Galimova, Nadezhda Fedotcheva, Maria Fomkina, Tatiana Kharybina, Irina Krestova, Aleksandr Kuzmin, Elena Mudrik, Nikolay Mudrik, Valentina Nenasheva, Valeri Nenashev, Evgeni Nikolaev, Aleksandr Osipov, Lyudmila Pronevich, Anna Rykunova, Aleksey Selkov, Evgeni Selkov, Jr., Vladimir Semerikov, Tatiana Sirota, Anatoly Sorokin, Oleg Stupar', Vadim Ternovsky, and Olga Vasilenko


79. BCM Search Launcher - Providing Distributed, Enhanced Sequence Analysis

M. P. McLeod, Z. Yang, and K. C. Worley


80. Data Submission Tool

Manfred D. Zorn and David Demirjian


81. Working Examples of XML in the Management of Genomic Data

J. D. Cohn and M. O. Mundt


82. The Genome Database -- Integrating Maps with Sequence

Christopher J. Porter, C. Conover Talbot Jr., and A. Jamie Cuticchia


83. A Visual Data-Flow Editor Capable of Integrating Data Analysis and Database Querying

Dong-Guk Shin, Ravi Nori, Rich Landers, and Wally Grajewski


84. Annotating DNA with Protein Coding Domains

Winston A. Hide, Robert Miller, Gary L. Sandine, and David C. Torney


85. Clustering and Visualizing Yeast Microarray Expression Data Using VxInsightâ„¢

George Davidson, Edwina Fuge, and Margaret Werner-Washburne


86. Comprehensive Microbial Genome Display and Analysis

Frank Larimer, Doug Hyatt, Miriam Land, Richard Mural, Morey Parang, Manesh Shah, Jay Snoddy, and Ed Uberbacher


87. Infrastructure and Tools for High Throughput Computational Genome Analysis

Doug Hyatt, Phil Locascio, Victor Olman, Manesh Shah, and Inna Vokler


88. Genome Information Warehouse: Information and Databases to Support Comprehensive Genome Analysis and Annotation

Miriam Land, Denise Schmoyer, Morey Parang, Jay Snoddy, Sergey Petrov, Richard Mural, and Ed Uberbacher


89. BiSyCLES: Biological System for Cross-Linked Entries Search

Michael Brudno, Igor Dralyuk, Sylvia Spengler, Manfred Zorn, and Inna Dubchak


90. Updated ASDB: Database of Alternatively Spliced Genes

I. Dralyuk, M. Brudno, M.S. Gelfand, S. Spengler, M. Zorn, and I. Dubchak


91. Splice Site Recognition

Terry Speed and Simon Cawley


92. Refreshing Curated Data Warehouses Using XML

Susan B. Davidson, Hartmut Liefke, and G. Christian Overton


93. Genome-Scale Protein Structure Prediction in Prochlorococcus europae Genome

Ying Xu, Dong Xu, Oakley H. Crawford, J. Ralph Einstein, and Ed Uberbacher


94. The Ribosomal Database Project II: Providing an Evolutionary Framework

James R. Cole, Bonnie L. Maidak, Timothy G. Lilburn, Charles T. Parker, Paul R. Saxman, Bing Li, George M. Garrity, Sakti Pramanik, Thomas M. Schmidt, and James M. Tiedje


145. BioInformatics Prototyping Language for Mapping, Sequence Assembly and Data Analysis

Bud Mishra


151. Commercialization of the GRAIL EXPTM Gene Discovery System

Doug Hyatt, Morey Parang, and Ed Uberbacher


154. A Simulation Extension of a Workflow-based LIMS

Gary Lindstrom, T. Richard Bogart, Peter Cartwright, and William Delaney


157. Our Vision for the New Protein Data Bank

Helen Berman, John Westbrook, Kyle Burkhardt, Zukang Feng, Shri Jain, Rachel Kramer, Bohdan Schneider, Christine Zardecki, Peter Arzberger, Phil Bourne, John Badger, Helge Weissig, Gary L. Gilliland, Phoebe Fagan, Diane Hancock, Narmada Thanki, and Gregory B. Vasquez



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