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July 25, 2003 * Ray Manyoky
"Introductory Affymetrix Seminar"
The Center for the Study of
Biological Complexity
of VCU Life Sciences invites you to join the students of the
Bioengineering and Bioinformatics Summer Institute (BBSI) for the following
seminars:
July 7, 2003 * Brad Goodner
"Genome Finishing, Annotation, and the Great Beyond"
July 10, 2003 * Hoda Khouri
"Bacterial Genomes Finishing at TIGR"
July 17, 2003 * Anne Baranger
"Recognition of Single-Stranded RNA by Proteins:
Origins of Stability and Specificity in the U1A-RNA Complex"
July 24, 2003 * Bill Pearson
"Looking at Protein Sequences: What can we learn?"
July 28, 2003 * Deana Church
"Assembling and Annotating Mammalian Genomes"
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Monday, July 7, 2003||
Brad Goodner
Hiram College
"Genome Finishing, Annotation, and the Great Beyond"
Monday, July 7th, 2003 at 11 a.m.
Bioinformatics Core Computer Lab
Funded by: The National Science Foundation
The National Institutes of Health
Sponsored by: VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity
VCU Biomedical Engineering
Supported by: VCU Life Sciences
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Humanities and Sciences
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Thursday, July 10, 2003||
Hoda Khouri
The Institute for Genomic Research
" Bacterial Genomes Finishing at TIGR"
Thursday, July 10th, 2003 at 11:30a.m.
School of Engineering, Room 301
Funded by: The National Science Foundation
The National Institutes of Health
Sponsored by: VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity
VCU Biomedical Engineering
Supported by: VCU Life Sciences
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Humanities and Sciences
For additional information
regarding her research or to inquire about
meeting with her during her visit, please call Jeff Elhai at 804-828-0794
or visit the
BBSI Seminars Webpage.
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Thursday, July 17, 2003||
Anne Baranger
Wesleyan University
"Recognition of Single-Stranded RNA by Proteins:
Origins of Stability and Specificity in the U1A-RNA Complex
Thursday, July 1th, 2003 at 11:30a.m.
School of Engineering, Room 301
Funded by: The National Science Foundation
The National Institutes of Health
Sponsored by: VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity
VCU Biomedical Engineering
Supported by: VCU Life Sciences
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Humanities and Sciences
For additional information
regarding her research or to inquire about
meeting with her during her visit, please call Jeff Elhai at 804-828-0794
or visit the
BBSI Seminars Webpage.
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Thursday, July 24, 2003||
Bill Pearson
University of Virginia
"Looking at Protein Sequences: What can we learn?"
Thursday, July 24th, 2003 at 11:30a.m.
School of Engineering, Room 301
Bill is a pioneer in the analysis of DNA and protein sequences, developer
of FASTA. He has long standing interests in both protein evolution and
the mechanisms underlying the regulated expression of glutathione transferases
in mammals. You can find out more by going to this
web site.
Funded by: The National Science Foundation
The National Institutes of Health
Sponsored by: VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity
VCU Biomedical Engineering
Supported by: VCU Life Sciences
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Humanities and Sciences
For additional information
regarding her research or to inquire about
meeting with her during her visit, please call Jeff Elhai at 804-828-0794
or visit the
BBSI Seminars Webpage.
Ray
Manyoky
Account Manager NIH, FDA and Va academic accounts Affymetrix, Inc.
"Introductory Affymetrix Seminar"
Friday 25, July 2003 - 11-11:50AM.
Ray Manyoky
Introductory Affymetrix Seminar
Friday July 25, 2003
Sanger 6-032
ABSTRACT:The Affymetrix Seminars
Affymetrix is dedicated to developing state-of-the-art technology for
acquiring, analyzing, and managing complex genetic information for use
in biomedical research. The Company began independent operations in Santa
Clara, California in 1993. Affymetrix is a market leader in creating breakthrough
tools that are driving the genomic revolution. By applying the principles
of semiconductor technology to the life sciences, Affymetrix develops
and commercializes systems that help scientists alleviate human suffering
and improve the quality of life.
Learn about our manufacturing process, the importance
of sensitivity/specificity, and applications in RNA and DNA analysis:
gene expression, genotyping and re-sequencing. We offer a variety of catalog
whole genome gene expression products (human, mouse, rat, plus prokaryotic
organisms) and flexible custom array formats. Our DNA Analysis products
include the new Mapping 10K SNP array (analyzes over 11,000 SNPS) and
the CustomSeq re-sequencing arrays (re-sequence 30KB on a single array).
Examples of current applications will be provided.
The first in a series of Affymetrix seminars,
this will be in the category of an introductory seminar. Please let any
others who may be interested know. Also bring any questions you may have
for Ray. -- Darrell Mallonee, Department
of Microbiology & Immunology
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Monday, July 28, 2003||
Deana Church
National Center for Biotech Information/National Institute of Health
"Assembling and Annotating Mammalian Genomes"
Monday, July 28th, 2003 at 11:30a.m.
School of Engineering, Room 103
Funded by: The National Science Foundation
The National Institutes of Health
Sponsored by: VCU Center for the Study of Biological Complexity
VCU Biomedical Engineering
Supported by: VCU Life Sciences
School of Engineering
School of Medicine
College of Humanities and Sciences
For additional information
regarding her research or to inquire about
meeting with her during her visit, please call Jeff Elhai at 804-828-0794
or visit the
BBSI Seminars Webpage.
Virginia Commonwealth University
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10/27/04
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