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NC
State University has recently established two state-of-the-art
Genomic Sciences facilities; The Genome Research Laboratory (GRL)
was officially opened on June 2, 2000, on Centennial Campus, as
part of a CALS initiative here at NC State. This facility provides
access to the latest equipment for DNA fragment analysis, high
throughput automated DNA sequencing and gene expression analysis
using DNA microarray technology. The facility provides training
and guidance in the use of the equipment, allowing students in
Genomic Sciences to gain practical experience as part of their
education.
In
addition, the laboratory provides a basis for faculty collaborations
with industry and other programs throughout the university. For
more information visit www.cals.ncsu.edu/grl
or contact Dr.
Bryon Sosinski, GRL Director.
The
Bioinformatics Research Center (BRC) is also situated on Centennial
campus, in the same building as the GRL. It opened in the spring
of 2001, and houses faculty, staff and students in bioinformatics,
as well as some industry collaborators.
The close proximity to the GRL facilitates a close working relationship
between the functional genomics and bioinformatics programs for
both research and training activities.
The Center is concerned with the management and interpretation
of genomic data; including sequence data, marker genotype data,
and expression array data. Emphasis is placed on the development
of theoretical tools for genomic data analysis. For
more information visit http://bioinformatics.ncsu.edu,
or contact Dr. Zhao-Bang Zeng,
BRC Director.
LINKS
: Genome
Projects and Databases
Entrez
Search NCBI Databases
Online
Mendelian Inheritance in Man
OMIM
Mouse Genome Informatics
The Jackson Laboratory
Trans-NIH
Mouse Initiative
FlyBase:
a Database of the Drosophila Genome
The
Drosophila Virtual Library
The
Interactive Fly Berkeley
Drosophila Genome Project BDGP
Maize
Genome Database: MaizeDB
Arabidopsis
thaliana Database AtDB - Stanford
Caenorhabditis
elegans UT SW Medical Center at Dallas
Rice
Genome Research Program RGP* Japan
HOBACGEN
Homologous Bacterial Genes Database*
The
Dog Genome Project UCB, UO and FHCRC
Horse
Genetics UCD
Cattle
Genome Mapping Project USDA
Human
Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre (MRC, UK)*
Human
Genome Program U.S. Dept. of Energy
Human
Genome Project Information DOE at ORNL
National
Human Genome Research Institute NHGRI (NIH)
The
Genome Data Base GDB
Genethon's
Gopher Server* DNA
Data Bank of Japan* Biocatalysis/Biodegradatio n
U. Minnesota.
Brown
Trout population genetics research*
HvrBase
Human and great ape mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)*
Saccharomyces
Genome Database, Stanford
HinCyc
Encyclopedia of Haemophilus influenzae genes and metabolism
"HinCyc is no longer available to the public free of charge."
says "Peter Karp"
28
Aug 98 EcoCyc
Encyclopedia of E. coli genes and metabolism
The
Protein Information Resource PIR - NBRF
National
Biomedical Research Foundation NBRF
Martinsried
Institute for Protein Sequences* SWISS-PROT
Annotated protein sequence database*
Protein
Data Bank (3D Structures) - Brookhaven National Laboratory
NCBI dbEST
Prosite
LINKS
: Searchable
Index
HUGO
Mutation Database Initiative* GenomeNet,
Kyoto Univ. and Univ. of Tokyo, Japan*
CGSC:
E.coli Genetic Stock Center Yale
MONET/MOL
National Institute of Genetics Japan*
JGI DOE Joint Genome Institute
(Human Chromosomes 5, 16, 19)
Human
Genome Sequencing NCBI Genomics
LINKS
: Genomics
AGIS:
Agricultural Genome Information System
National
Center For Genome Resources
Stanford
Genomic Resources
Genome
Research, Whitehead Institute
Yeast
Sequence Analysis, BMERC - Boston Univ.
Biological
sequence analysis, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Molecular
Evolution and Organelle Genomics, U. of Montreal
The
Institute for Genomic Research TIGR
USDA-ARS
Center for Bioinformatics and Comparative Genetics
Genomics:
A Global Resource - PhRMA and AIBS
Genome
Information
Broker for Microbial Genomes, NIG Japan*
Molecular
Systematics and Evolution of Microorganisms Course The Natural
History Museum, London and Instituto Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de Janeiro*
KEGG,
Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes*
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