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NIDA Center for Functional Genomics: Bioinformatics

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New targets for the control of HIV predicted using a novel computational analysis. HIV-1 alters T cell RNA processing and noncoding RNA expression. Computational Modeling and Mathematics. Katrina M. Waters, Ph.D. Pacific Northwest National Laboratory. Arndt Benecke, Ph.D. Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques.

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SYSTEMS BIOLOGY | SYSTEMS BIOLOGY Symposium Speakers

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Is proud to host the following experts in the fields of genomics, proteomics, chemical biology, biochemical engineering, pharmacology, immunology and computational biology. We enjoy having such experts in biological specialisations give talks on a range of issues, and as anyone from the Nobel Prize Committee can understand, having figureheads give their opinions on pressing issues in any field of expertise is always an exciting and engaging experience. Harvard Medical School, USA. Michael G. Katze. Biolo...

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Macaque: News

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New targets for the control of HIV predicted from a novel computational analysis. WHAT'S NEW @ MACAQUE.org. New targets for the control of HIV predicted using a novel computational analysis. Stimulus money to boost study of AIDS, cancer and more. Rhesus macaque genome may hold clues for human health and evolution. Boom time for monkey research. 1918 flu ravaged body's defenses. Research on monkeys finds resurrected 1918 flu killed by turning the body against itself.

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Macaque: Proteomics

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New targets for the control of HIV predicted from a novel computational analysis. The WaNPRC is a leader in the development and use of proteomic approaches for nonhuman primate and AIDS research. Proteomics capabilities include global protein abundance profiling, targeted proteomics, and the analysis of post-translational modifications. Protein quantification is obtained using ITRAQ (isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantification) labeling and by label-free intensity methods.

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Professional Resume |

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Event Planning and Conference Booth Management. Vendor sourcing, Negotiations, and Quality Assurance. E-Marketing, Print Materials, and Promotion. Website Maintenance and Social Networking. Human Resources and Conflict Resolution. Budget Tracking and Reporting. Austin Center for Design. Interaction Design and Social Entrepreneurship, 2016. Bachelor of Science, Psychology, 2006. On a part-time basis, manage day-to-day operations and event planning for small coworking startup, focusing on building entrepre...

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Angela Rasmussen: September 2013

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Systems-level fun with virology. Wednesday, September 11, 2013. MERS-CoV drug treatment study in the news! The University of Washington has issued a press release. For my recent paper. With my colleagues at NIAID in Nature Medicine. About our success treating rhesus macaques infected with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) with interferon and ribavirin. This paper has been noticed by the Canadian press. The New York Times. And a variety of other online news sources. Treatment wit...

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STRIDE | Available Resources

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NHP Reference Transcriptome Project. Director: Michael Katze, Ph.D. Co-Director: Timothy M. Rose, Ph.D. Seattle Children's Research Institute. University of Washington Investigators. Dave Anderson, Ph.D. University of Washington and Washington National Primate Research Center. Charles Chavkin, Ph.D. Deborah Fuller, Ph.D. Michael Gale, Jr., Ph.D. Michael Lagunoff, Ph.D. Andre Lieber, Ph.D. Lynn M. Rose, Ph.D. University of Washington and Institute of Translational Health Sciences. Steven Self, Ph.D.

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Angela Rasmussen: Transplant study in the news!

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Systems-level fun with virology. Friday, August 17, 2012. Transplant study in the news! The University of Washington news office released an announcement to the press about the transplant study. Rasmussen et al, Hepatology, 2012. Diamond et al, Hepatology, 2012. I am excited to report that it was picked up and reported by Science Codex. That's me. Photo credit: University of Washington). Http:/ www.uwmedicine.org/Global/About/Pages/History.aspx. Scroll down to July 27, 2012). View my complete profile.