20111209 - Protein Prediction 2 - "Prediction of Localization 3"

submitted by: rostlab

Course: Protein Prediction 2
Title: Prediction of Localization 3
Speaker: Burkhard Rost
Date: 20111209
Semester: Winter 2011

20111207 - Protein Prediction 2 - "Bioinformatics in Industry"

submitted by: rostlab

Course: Protein Prediction 2
Title: Bioinformatics in Industry
Speaker: Andrea Schafferhans and Guy Yachdav
Date: 20111207
Semester: Winter 2011

A Live Wire : Machismo of a Distant Surface

submitted by: hsrikm

Presented is evidence for the supposition of the existence of an unknown process of an unknown surface postulated to effect simultaneously cognition in the elaboration of concepts, and physical details of a pathology. A more relative cosmology, absent of numerical/mathematical constants is elaborated to show that the results of science method can be subjective.

Tip of the Week: eggNOG, orthologous genes

submitted by: OpenHelix

A 5 minute tip on eggNOG, database of orthologous genes. Check out our blog post for more information: http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=10634

Autohemotherapy, in cattle with cutaneous papillomas, has promising results. NCBI - Bookshelf U.S. National Library of Medicine

submitted by: Auto-hemotherapy
Autohemotherapy, in cattle with cutaneous papillomas, has promising results. NCBI - Bookshelf U.S. National Library of Medicine National Institutes of Health. Chapter 4. EPITHELIAL AND MELANOCYTIC TUMORS OF THE SKIN. Skin tumors are relatively frequent, especially in dogs, horses, cattle and cats. There is a variable incidence, but especially a large diversity of tumor types in the different species of domestic animals. It is admitted that the classification of skin tumors is...

Tip of the Week: Phosphida

submitted by: OpenHelix

THis tip of the week is on Phosphida, a post translational modification database. For more information, see: http://blog.openhelix.eu/?p=10432