Spotlight
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NYU Center for Genomics and Systems Biology: Endless Possibilities -
NYU Open Education: Genomes and Diversity by Dr. Mark Siegal, Associate Professor of the Center for Genomics and Systems Biology
The mission of the Center for Genomics & Systems Biology is to define how regulatory networks operate and how they have evolved to generate diversity across species. For this work, we use approaches that span systems biology, comparative functional genomics & bioinformatic analysis focusing on model organisms and phylogenetically related species. Read more
In The Spotlight
Register for the Genome Symposium, coming June 7th, 2013
2013 Genome Symposium
Register now for the 12th Annual Genomics Symposium entitled "Synthetic Biology & Microbial Ecology". The symposium takes place on June 7th. Reserve your spot now!
Databases/Software
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This tool is being used by biologists and computer scientist alike for the purpose it was designed for - to support the analysis of original genomic data generated by the researchers themselves. -
Results from the Human Proteome Folding Project can be found here (associated with the Yeast Resource Center). -
RNAiDB provides comprehensive access to publicly available RNAi phenotypic data from C. elegans. - Complete list of databases/software
News and Highlights
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Register now for the 12th Annual Genomics Symposium entitled "Synthetic Biology & Microbial Ecology". The symposium takes place on June 7th. Reserve your spot now!
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CGSB Professor and NYU Dean for Science, Michael Purugganan, recently initiated the "100 Dates" project which will sequence the genomes of 100 date varieties.
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CGSB researchers have developed a computational method for analyzing the interactions of miRNAs with their mRNA targets in atomic detail.
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CGSB Professor Jane Carlton has edited a new book entitled "Malaria Parasites: Comparative Genomics, Evolution and Molecular Biology."
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Upcoming Events
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, -Location: CGSB Auditorium, 12 Waverly PlaceThe NY/BIG conference is a meeting of Bacillus researchers located in the Northeastern United States.
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,Location: CGSB Auditorium, 12 Waverly PlaceBiological Invasions, Research Synthesis, and a New Perspective
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,Lab Safety Training
Location: Bobst Library, LL1150
Time: 10AM
Required for: All researchers, including computational only researchers.
Hazardous Waste
Location: Bobst Library, LL1150
Time: 11AM
Required for:All researchers who generate, handle or store hazardous waste.
Bloodborne Pathogens
Location: Bobst Library, LL1150
Time: 12PM
Required for: All researchers that work with human or murine cell lines or tissues, infectious microorganisms, or viral vectors. - Complete list of events