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 The Bioinformatics Facility at Wayne State University, located in the Biological Sciences Building on the WSU main campus, provides data storage, retrieval, and
analysis services for WSU scientists and their colleagues and collaborators.
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:: MacVector Available on Campus |
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MacVector, the leading sequence analysis package for the Macintosh,
provides sequence editing, PCR primer analysis, Internet database
searches, protein analysis, and a wide variety of other functions.
Please contact Dan Liu for information on how to use this campus floating
license. He can be reached at 313-577-2465.
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:: LARALink Project Launched |
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LARALink is a database driven web application, which utilizes several public datasets important for
analysis of genetic disorders. LARALink allows UniGene clusters or SNPs to be queried for multiple
patients by cytoband, marker or base pair range.
Access WSU Laralink
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:: Celera Access on Campus |
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The
Celera Discovery System
(CDS) is an easy to use desktop resource.
This unified platform provides comprehensive,
regularly-updated mouse and human genome data from proprietary and
public sources-integrated, aggregated, validated, curated and
classified along with analysis tools and super-computing power.
Contact Bin Yao at 313-577-2465 to learn how you can access this
system from the Wayne State Campus under our license agreement.
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:: Genomatix Access on Campus |
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The
Genomatix Bioinformatics tools can be used to solve various
problems in the characterization of regulatory networks and target
genes. Contact Bin Yao at 313-577-2465 to learn how you can access this
system from the Wayne State Campus under our license agreement.
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:: Collection of databases online for researchers
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Nucleic Acid Research has a database issue for year 2003. It summarized high-qulity databases that avialable throughout the
world. If interested, the editorial can be found here.
A table of categorized links for easy navigation can be found here.
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:: Genespring Licenses for Wayne State Researchers
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Genespring is a software package for microarray analysis. It is currently installed and supported at
a number of locations on campus. Floating licenses are available, please contact us if you would like to try this software.
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:: OU/WSU ENSEMBL Mirror ready for public use |
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ENSEMBL mirror site
is up and running for researchers.Ensembl provides easy access to sequence data. It is a web-based genome
browser which shows structure and location for known genes.
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Visit our Genomics Core for all your high-throughput analysis |
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The WSU Genomics
Core is a leader in high-throughput efforts such as automated
DNA isolation from blood/tissue, sequencing, Affymetrix and
spotted arrays. More information coming soon.
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Wayne State Professors publish new Bioinformatics textbook |
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Introduction
to Bioinformatics: A theoretical and practical approach
New Bioinfomatics textbook authored by Drs. Krawetz and
Womble of Wayne State University was published by Humana Press.
Have a closer look at the cover
and the accompanied CD.
The text will be used at WSU for MBG 8680, a graduate course
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Services |
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The
facility is actively seeking new and exciting projects to
work on. For a limited time, we are making our services available
through a grant subsidy. more |
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Sequence Analysis Tools
