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Visualization and Analysis of Molecular Data

2006
This chapter provides an overview of visualization and analysis techniques applied to large-scale datasets from genomics, metabolomics, and proteomics. The aim is to reduce the number of variables (genes, metabolites, or proteins) by extracting a small set of new relevant variables, usually termed components.
Scholz, M., Selbig, J.
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Molecular epidemiology of Mycobacterium bovis: exploiting molecular data

Tuberculosis, 2001
'Molecular epidemiology' is defined as the integration of conventional epidemiological approaches with molecular techniques to track specific strains of pathogens in order to understand the distribution of disease in populations. It has become a very powerful tool in the study of Mycobacterium tuberculosis and human tuberculosis, where it has been ...
R A, Skuce, S D, Neill
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The Context of Molecular Data

Science, 1998
Elizabeth Pennisi, in her article about the methuselah gene regulating life-span in Drosophila (News of the Week, 30 Oct., p. [856][1]) includes a quote from molecular geneticist Cynthia Kenyon: if this process “happens in both worms and fruit flies, you have to be crazy to think it won't ...
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Molecular Interactions and Data Standardisation

2009
Molecular interactions are crucial components of the cellular process. In order to understand this complex machinery, one needs to gather published data from various sources. Many projects have initiated the collection of interaction data for this purpose since 2002.
Sandra, Orchard, Samuel, Kerrien
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Molecular Analysis and Interpreting Molecular Data

2019
This chapter focuses on molecular analysis and interpreting molecular data. It looks at the types of data generated from homogenate and intact cell and tissue preparations and considers how these could be analysed through qualitative, semi-quantitative, and quantitative methods.
Rifat Hamoudi, Anthony Warford
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On the Molecular Origins of Volumetric Data

The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2008
We use a statistical thermodynamic approach and a simple thermodynamic model of hydration to examine the molecular origins of the volumetric properties of solutes. In this model, solute-solvent interactions are treated as a binding reaction. The free energy of hydration of the noninteracting solute species coincides with the free energy of cavity ...
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Data Warehouses in Bioinformatics: Integration of Molecular Biological Data

itit, 2011
Abstract This paper surveys the area of biological data integration and data warehousing, which has become a major focus of the data integration research field in the last few decades. The challenges in biological data integration are caused by several factors such as the variety and amount of available data, the heterogeneity of the ...
Kormeier, Benjamin, Hippe, Klaus, Hofestädt, Ralf   +2 more
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Graph Data Management for Molecular Biology

OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology, 2003
IT IS OUR VIEW that labeled directed graph data models (simple, nested, or hypergraphs) can naturally and usefully capture a wide variety of biological data and queries. We believe that development of general purpose graph data management systems (GDMSs) could become major platforms for development of a wide variety of bioinformatics database systems ...
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Molecular digital pathology: progress and potential of exchanging molecular data

Expert Review of Molecular Diagnostics, 2016
Many of the demands to perform next generation sequencing (NGS) in the clinical laboratory can be resolved using the principles of telepathology. Molecular telepathology can allow facilities to outsource all or a portion of their NGS operation such as cloud computing, bioinformatics pipelines, variant data management, and knowledge curation.
Somak, Roy, John D, Pfeifer, William A, LaFramboise, Liron, Pantanowitz   +3 more
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Atomic and Molecular Data

1988
The Commission has, since its inception, been devoted to the continually increasing needs of astronomy and astrophysics for reliable atomic and molecular data a) for diagnostic interpretation of astronomical observations, and b) for support of theoretical modelling of astrophysical situations. At the 1985 Delhi General Assembly, the Commission reviewed
R. W. Nicholls, S. Sahal, A. H. Gabriel, T. Kato, F. J. Lovas, S. L. Mandel’shtam, H. Nussbaumer, W. H. Parkinson, Z. R. Rudzigas, W. L. Wiese   +9 more
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