Sun Computational Biology SIG Newsletter - November 12, 2003
Doubled Bind! Blueprint Initiative First to Deliver CuraGen Fruit Fly Proteomics Map Science Magazine Data Delivered Open and Free of Charge on BIND to All Researchers For Drug Discovery and Model Organism Comparison Chris Hoque writes: Blueprint's BIND database nearly doubled in size today with a high throughput Drosophila melanogaster dataset of over 20,000 protein interactions from US Biotechnology company CuraGen. This dataset was published in Science Express last Thursday and will appear in print early next month. Around the clock over the last four days a team of 12 people at Blueprint worked on preparing the world's first comprehensive protein interaction map for a multi-cellular organism for entry into BIND. www.blueprint.org Research Triangle Institute Joins Sun/RTP COE: GDB Moves to North Carolina's RTI International http://www.genomeweb.com/articles/view-article.asp?Article=200311412426 Research Triangle Institute Joins Sun/RTP COE: GDB Moves to North Carolina's RTI International http://www.genomeweb.com/articles/view-article.asp?Article=200311412426 Boardroom/Lifesciences Newsletter Check out http://www.sun.com/boardroom/lifesciences for interesting articles on the broad range of discovery to delivery; sign up for the monthly newsletter. Interesting Healthcare Articles Here are some case studies from our Healthcare group that you might find interesting (including SunRay installations in Hospitals): |
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