The 4D Nucleome (4DN) refers to the dynamical relationships among nuclear structures, the transcriptional landscapes, and cellular phenotypes.
Great Lakes Rooms on the 4th Floor of Palmer Commons
Please note that the CCMB Fall Faculty Meeting is immediately followed by our Bioinformatics Student Kick-Off event in the same rooms.
BBC program Click hears from Kayvan Najarian, Ph.D. about moving towards technology that can monitor the health of someone driving a car to predict if they are going to have a heart attack.
"(DNA) record matching across different databases is a medical care issue as well as a privacy issue." - Jun Z. Li, Ph.D.
Andy Kong (Ph.D. student in Bioinformatics, Nesvizhskii lab) is the first author of a manuscript “MSFragger: ultrafast and comprehensive peptide identification in mass spectrometry–based proteomics” published in Nature Methods
Many different mutations linked to Type 2 diabetes all occur in key stretches of active DNA within pancreatic islet cells, interfering with the activity of a master regulator
MTRAC for Life Sciences Innovation Hub, based at U-M Medical School, awards annual funding to 11 project teams.
A new paper published in PNAS, by Indika Rajapakse, Ph.D., and Stephen Smale, Ph.D., builds a highly idealized mathematical foundation that combines the genome (within cell) and the diffusion (between cell) dynamical forces. The tradeoff between these forces gives rise to emergence of function of the tissue.
2036 Palmer Commons
BISTRO is restricted to U-M Bioinformatics Graduate Program students and faculty.
2036 Palmer Commons
BISTRO is restricted to U-M Bioinformatics Graduate Program students and faculty.
