'Target genes' presentation slideshows

Epigenomics : methylation and histone modifications

Epigenomics : methylation and histone modifications. Benjamin Rodriguez, PhD Wei Li and Peggy Goodell Labs Baylor College of Medicine. Molecular Biology Refresher Course with Bioinformatics Sept 4th 2015. Software, Sites, Materials. Course Materials:

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Computational Immunology

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Are we making any progress in the molecular taxonomy of CRC?

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Outline

Outline . Discovery of Notch up-regulation in hypoxia-selected flies Notch over-expression potentiating survival during hypoxia Mechanisms of Notch- m ediated hypoxic survival. The Role of Notch in Survival During Chronic Hypoxia. DeeAnn Visk Division of Biology, UCSD Dissertation Defense

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Fecal Source Tracking on Part of the Kickapoo River: 2004-2006

Fecal Source Tracking on Part of the Kickapoo River: 2004-2006. Mary Leuther, BS, RM Leuther Laboratories, Coon Valley, WI 54623 608-788-8180 [o]; 608-788-1412 [f] leutherlab@centurytel.net [e]; http://www.leutherlab.com [w] Donald W. Salter, PhD

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Homeotic genes in Drosophila body patterning

Homeotic genes in Drosophila body patterning. Genetics Unit, Department of Biochemistry petros.ligoxygakis@bioch.ox.ac. Developmental biology: Drosophila segmentation and repeated units. * egg: generate the system. * larva: eat and grow. * pupa: structures in

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Networks and Context: Identifying differences between Macrophage and Macrophage Derived Cell Types

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2007. 9. 13. Food Microbiology Lab. Korea University

2007. 9. 13. Food Microbiology Lab. Korea University. Current and emerging molecular diagnostic technologies applicable to bacterial food safety. Park Jwa-Haeng. Introduction. Introduction. Currently used FM testings Traditional methods The mainstay of FM testing

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The Pat Brown DNA Microarray Chip

The Pat Brown DNA Microarray Chip. cDNA Microarray Technology . - first developed by Pat Brown and colleagues at Stanford University -developed for high-throughput measurement of expression patterns of thousands of genes -simplest realization of this technology is the. spotted DNA microarray.

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Day Date Reading Topic

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Cell Cycle and Cancer , p53

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Stitching the Tutorials Together

Stitching the Tutorials Together. Introduction to Systems Biology Course Chris Plaisier Institute for Systems Biology. Impetus for Tutorial. Searching for Amplified miRNAs. Region on chromosome 12 containing hsa-miR-26a is amplified in glioma

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Emergent Properties of Reduced-Genome Escherichia coli

Emergent Properties of Reduced-Genome Escherichia coli. G Posfai , G Plunkett III, T Feher , D Frisch, GM Keil , K Umenhoffer , V Kolisnychenko , B Stahl, SS Sharma, M de Arruda , V Burland , SW Harcum , FR Blattner. Presented by Tina Stutzman 20.385 April 13, 2011.

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microRNAs : genome regulators

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Figure S1 . The profiles of the main components of ABA signalling, simulated under 12L:12D diel cycles. The daily changes in the levels of ABA-ABAR, active PP2C and SnRK2 are shown by black, blue and red lines, respectively.

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SCL3

A. SCL3. MGP. Fold Enrichment. Fold Enrichment. Distance from ATG (kb). Distance from ATG (kb). SCR. NUC. Fold Enrichment. Fold Enrichment. Distance from ATG (kb). Distance from ATG (kb). B. SCL3. MGP. 3. 3. 2. 2. Fold Enrichment. Fold Enrichment. 1. 1. 0. 0. SCR. NUC.

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wnt

wnt. CONDUCTIN. APC. GSK3. ? CATENIN. + WNT/ -APC. - WNT/ +APC. Proteasomal degradation. NUCLEOUS. ? CATENIN. Target genes e.g c- MYC. TCF-4. MYC target genes e.g.ODC.

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Linked TCM and Drug Datasets

Linked Data for Connecting Traditional Chinese Medicine and Western Medicine Jun Zhao 1 , Anja Jentzsch 2 , Matthias Samwald 3 and Kei-Hoi Cheung 4 1 Department of Zoology, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK (jun.zhao@zoo.ox.ac.uk)

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