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    Bioinformatics Core Facility

    The Bioinformatics Organization was established as a non-profit institute in 1998, with a mission to provide research, development and educational services to the life sciences community. Today, the Organization is the largest international affiliation in the field, having tens of thousands of members from around the world.

    The Core Facility draws on our wealth of experience in assisting biomedical and pharmaceutical scientists facing computational hurdles in their work. Our scientific staff use state-of-the-art hardware and software, as well as their knowledge, to develop solutions for computational problems. The educational offerings of the facility allow scientists to learn techniques for themselves and to solve problems independently.

    Areas of expertise

    • Flow cytometry
    • High content screening
    • Image processing
    • Gene expression analysis
    • Polymorphism genotyping
    • Sequence analysis
    • Mass spectrometry
    • Systems biology
    • PK/PD modeling
    • Cheminformatics
    • Literature mining

    Selected research projects

    • Biomarker identification in mass spectrometry
    • Primer & oligonucleotide probe design

    Selected development projects

    • Distributed computing for large datasets
    • Sequence prediction software
    • Software for quantifying protein modification
    • Computer simulation of laboratory workflow

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    Acknowledgments

    We wish to thank the following for their support:

    [Bio-IT World]
    [Cambridge Healthtech Institute]
    [eXludus Technologies]
    [Bioinformatics: Methods Express]

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