'Model organism' presentation slideshows

The STRING database

The STRING database. Michael Kuhn EMBL Heidelberg. protein interactions. example. Tryptophan synthase beta chain E. Coli K12. many sources. genomic context. curated knowledge. experimental evidence. T. literature. 373 genomes. (only completely sequenced genomes). 1.5 million genes.

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Chapter 21 Model Organism

Chapter 21 Model Organism. 2003 ??? 2 ? ?? 200331060158. Model Organism.

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Looking for the appropriate size: genetics under control

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Tropic growth is facilitated by polarized protein complexes

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Model Organisms

Model Organisms. Model Organism. Important features of all model organisms Short lifespan Small, easy and inexpensive to maintain Produce large numbers of offspring Development external as well as internal Availability of mutants History/previous experiments and discoveries

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Computing Co-Expression Relationships

Computing Co-Expression Relationships. Wen-Dar Lin. Contents. Motivation Basic Idea Case Studies An Example of Single Experiment An Example of Time-Course Experiment Potential Applications Availability Future Works. Motivation.

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Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and SOD1

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and SOD1. Anne Sapiro. Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis facts. Neurodegenerative disease Loss of motor control Fatal within 3-5 years 90% sporadic 20% of familial ALS caused by mutations in SOD1. www.thehealthsuccesssite.com. Superoxide Dismutase 1 (SOD1).

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Animal Reproduction

Animal Reproduction. Differentiate mitosis and meiosis. List major differences between the two processes. Life on earth is transient. Only things that can reproduce have made it this far 2 major types of reproduction: Asexual Reproduction Sexual reproduction.

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Lewis DDE Model of Somite Formation in Zebrafish

Lewis DDE Model of Somite Formation in Zebrafish. Jason James Tanya Kazakova Oleg Kim Alexander Vorobiev May 8, 2006. ? About the Model ? Biological background ? What are zebrafish? ? Why should we care about somitogenesis? ? Temporal and spatial coupling ? Model set up

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Lewis DDE Model of Somite Formation in Zebrafish

Lewis DDE Model of Somite Formation in Zebrafish. Jason James Tanya Kazakova Oleg Kim Alexander Vorobiev May 8, 2006. ? About the Model ? Biological background ? What are zebrafish? ? Why should we care about somitogenesis? ? Temporal and spatial coupling ? Model set up

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Lisa Brooks, Ph.D., Mike Pazin, Ph.D. NHGRI Advisory Council May 20, 2013

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Comparative Genomics of the Eukaryotes

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Generic Model Organism Database Project

Generic Model Organism Database Project. Lincoln Stein Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory. Model Organism Databases. Curated resources for a research community Genomes, maps, stocks, phenotypes, anatomies, pathways, interactions, expression patterns, and much more. Many, many organisms

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Reverse genetics on a non-model organism

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Introduction of C. elegans

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Cavia porcellus . Hamster

Cavia porcellus . Hamster. Cavia porcellus. The guinea pig ( Cavia porcellus ), also commonly called the Cavy , is a species of rodent belonging to the family Caviidae and the genus Cavia . Despite their common name , these animals are not pigs , nor do they come from Guinea .

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What do these images say to you?

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The Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas is the principal commercial oyster species of the West coast

Epigenetic Modifications in Crassostrea gigas Claire H. Ellis and Steven B. Roberts School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences , University of Washington, Seattle, WA. C. gigas gene ontology analyses reveal differences between methylated and non-methylated areas.

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