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Under Construction, but getting better! I work at the Institute
for Systems Biology in · type 1 diabetes (funded by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation) · Huntington’s Disease (funded by the Hereditary Disease Foundation) I write the IT Guy column in Genome Technology magazine. I am co-founder of Huntington’s Disease Drug Works (HDDW), a non-profit organization that conducts individual therapeutic trials for people with Huntington’s Disease. Pages of links I have assembled· Biological graph layout software · Pharmaceutical research and development · Pathways and protein interaction (includes categorized list of papers on analysis of protein interaction data) · Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) (recently updated!) · Microarrays (still rough) · High performance sequence analysis · A sampling of comparative genomics software Recent Articles and Presentations· Systems Biology: A Path to the Future, February 2005 (ppt 12MB!) Presented at the Canadian Bioinformatics Workshops
Series: Bioinformatics
West, · Biological data becomes computer literate: new advances in bioinformatics. Curr Opin Biotechnol 2002 Feb;13(1):68-71. Goodman N. (pdf, PubMed) Bioinformatics survey. · Community Databases to Support Disease-Focused Research: Examples from Type 1 Diabetes and Huntington’s Disease, January 2003 (ppt, sxi) Describes a project to develop research-community websites to support research on particular diseases. Most of the scientific content is from Huntington’s Disease. · Biological Graphs, Supplementary material for October 2003 Genome Technology article Perl software and datasets (tar.gz 3.7 MB) Biological graph layout software My CV in various forms: complete, NIH biosketch, technical biography, very short
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