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Aids virus has already become resistant to most currently used drugs.
More to come soon!
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Protein Folding site
Lets let IBM build a computer to simulate the problem:
And, once built,
Blue Gene will spend an entire year computing the
predicted physical interactions betweeneach atom of an average-sized,
150-amino-acidprotein as it folds.
To model the process, Blue Gene’screators will use sophisticated
mathematical models of atomic interactions known as “force fields.
” No one yet knows how accurate force fields are for predicting way proteins fold,
because the computer power does not yet exist to fully test them. Blue
Gene, its designers say, will change that. According to Dennis Newns, software architect for the project,
“We ’re going into this as sort of ’blue sky’ science:
to find out what ’s happening. Are the force fields good enough?”
And do you really think they will or can do a better job than they did
predicting and controlling the weather? Decoding the 3.5 Billion cellular (helical)
human blueprint encrypted instruction code of life!
A game of reality or futility? In the 1950's scientists predicted controlling the weather.
Yet to this day, mankind and science has donenothing other than create havoc with our weather systems,and can scarcely predict the weather beyond tomorrow.
They certainly don't and can't control it! Exactly who are these scientists trying to kid?
Top geneticists appearing as guests onthe Charlie Rose show, admit that rather than the human genome project(HGP) being a real concrete
scientific advancement, it is rather, a conceptualadvancement for science and mankind (likened to landing on the moon) -"Dr. Haseltine" . They simply don't know if they've found anything worth while or not, sincethey don't really understand what they have found. All that is known forsure, is that it probably means something? What is mankind doing? Where'sGod in the Machine? We are being thought of as DNA machines, and that isall! The who's who in Genomics:
- Dr. Craig Ventor PhD psychology and Pharmacology and President of CelaraGenomics.
- Dr. Hamilton Smith, winner of 1978 Nobel prize and creating a DNA libraryfor Celara Genomics.
- Dr. Francis Collins molecular geneticist, Director of national centrefor human genome research institute at the national institutes of health.
- Dr. Harold Morris, 1989 Nobel laureate and former director of the national institute of health and president of Memorial Sloane cancer research centre.
- Dr. Arnold Slaveine, molecular biologist, and president of RockefellerUniversity.
- Dr. James Watson, molecular biologist and co-discoverer of the double-helixstructure of DNA for which he won a Nobel prize in 1962.
- Dr. Watson who won the nobel prize in 1962, says that "At ourleisure over the next 100 years while we figure out what the gene map means,we can continue to learn".
- Dr. William Hazeltine, PhD in bio-physics, Chairman and CEO of humangenome sciences.
- Dr Arthur Caplin, director of centre of bio-ethics at the Universityof Pensilvania.
Re: Live Thursday June 20-24, 2000 "The Charlie Rose Show". To further show the ignorance of biologists,
genetic scientists and the like:ThoseSmart, Strong Stem Cells: How do stem cells configure themselves to becomeany body part they are surrounded by? Scientists haven't a clue! If they cannot understand simple concepts, can weallow these people to tinker around with the complex 3 dimensional doublehelix coded and totally unknown human genome? What of plant genomics?
GM modified MACE in the US has all but wiped out the
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CNS language tutorials:
C shell scripts documentation
The term "generate" explained
Generating and manipulating the molecular topology
A simple protein
A protein with a ligand and an ion
A protein with capping groups + ion + water
A simple DNA duplex
A simple RNA duplex
A hybrid DNA/RNA duplex
Phasing by Isomorphous Replacement (SIR/MIR)
Flowchart of SIR/MIR phasing protocol (PDF format)
Universita of Manitoba:
TUTORIAL: DATABASE SIMILARITY SEARCHES
This tutorial assumes you already know how to retrieve DNA sequences
from GenBank and protein sequenes from PIR.
Example: Antifreeze Proteins
Note: DNA vs. DNA searches are far less sensitive than
protein vs. protein searches. DNA searches only work for
closely-related sequences.
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scripts genbank program
Biology Bioinformatics Software
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google search for: awk scripts genbank
As you can see with this google search, much of the valuable
data generated by the HGP and other endevors, even though there,
it is however something else to make sense of.
Many scripts have and continue to be written to organize
the data into meaningfull structure, much like the data
actually represents ie. shape and dynamic action/reaction
or growth / reshaping and interaction with their sub-molecular
co-factors/co-habitors ie. their immediate environment.
some of these scripts are written in C, Shell scripts,
Perl, BioPerl, Awk, sed, or even simple grep to pull certain
elements from a database.
Bioinformatical analysis and prediction
regulatory gene expression proteins
from Human proteome
Proteome and Protein Knowledgebases
Gene Ontology (GO)
Another attractive possibility is making
FASTA
similarity searches over selected proteome organisms as well as
using SRS/EBI
Another important proteome resource is IPI
(International Protein Index). IPI catalogues
non-redundantly all proteins sequences of
SWISS-PROT/TREMBL
RefSeq
Ensembl
SWISS-PROT offers the most reliable and fully known
proteins and peptides sequenced and
characterized in several organisms. TrEMBL,
standing for Translated European Molecular Biology Lab
(sequences) is inferred from nucleic acid sequences
from EMBL not yet incorportated and to be passed
soon to SWISS-PROT, acting in the meanwhile as a
supplement. Recently, there is also a another
resource TrEMBLNEW that feeds both SWISS-PROT
and TrEMBL in the end but using a different
methodology.
TranScout
is a program developed for detecting and analysing conserved
motifs of protein regulatory sequences.
TranScout is an built over an extension to
TRANSFAC
a database of transcription factors. In that site,
there is an analog program to Transcout named
MatInspector
Is a perl program / script, which relies upon TRANSFAC
classification,
TranScout uses its own classification.
If interested in further information on TranScout you
may look up at its web help
transcout help
There also you can find a classification
FIND Classification
of transcription factors considered in TranScout program.
SSV (star separated value), a CSV separated by * , for
avoiding any entry with commas or semicolons inside any
of the fields.
" Through all the chapters of this document, the steps
taken from raw proteome biodata (sequence and
annotation) until web publising of results and analysis
derived from TranScout have been faithfully
described noting their biological implications.
Technical informatics solutions to the proposed
biological
problems have been included along the text or extended
in the appendices, and even when possible, proposed
better implementation options to be used in the future
or in a more automatizated protocol have been given.
Upcoming results in TrSDB will represent another good
resource among the excellent BioKnowledgeBases we can
surf on the Web.
BioPerl
Bioperl is an Open Collaborative effort
to simplify Bioinformatics tasks with Perl. It consists of a
collection of module classes concerning most usual a
bioinformaticist must face; such as sequence database
retrieval, field extraction, pairwise or multiple alignment,
plus different kinds of file type parsings and conversions.
Bioperl is within the umbrella of Open Bioinformatics
Foundation, which englobates several projects
BioJava
BioPython
BioRuby
ENSEMBL
EMBOSS
ENSEMBL, an automated genome sequence
database works fully based upon Bioperl. One of ENSEMBL
maintainers, Ewan Birney, is also one of the major Bioperl
collaborators. At beginnings 2002 Bioperl 1.0 has been
finally been released after about 7 years of the creation
of Bioperl group. Bioperl package may also include a set
of database SQL utilities. Definitively, Bioperl is an
outstanding model and a very helpful tool for designing
an any-scale work in Bioinformatics. At that site you can
read an enjoying article on How Perl saved the Human
Genome Project (http://bioperl.org/GetStarted/tpj_ls_bio.html).
Finally, remembering Perl's famous motto, Perl make easy
things easy, and difficult things possible; now with Bioperl,
much easier than before in Bioinformatics (or much more
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dogma of Biology: ...
www.vif.com/users/chris-m/medical/dna-rna.html
genome.icmb.utexas.edu
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Yale University:
CNS language tutorials:
C shell scripts documentation
The term "generate" explained
Generating and manipulating the molecular topology
A simple protein
A protein with a ligand and an ion
A protein with capping groups + ion + water
A simple DNA duplex
A simple RNA duplex
A hybrid DNA/RNA duplex
Phasing by Isomorphous Replacement (SIR/MIR)
Flowchart of SIR/MIR phasing protocol (PDF format)
Universita of Manitoba:
TUTORIAL: DATABASE SIMILARITY SEARCHES
This tutorial assumes you already know how to retrieve DNA sequences
from GenBank and protein sequenes from PIR.
Example: Antifreeze Proteins
Note: DNA vs. DNA searches are far less sensitive than
protein vs. protein searches. DNA searches only work for
closely-related sequences.
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DAVID: ( Database for Annotation, Visualization, and Integrated
Discovery )
A previous version of this manuscript was made available
before peer review at
Subject areas: Bioinformatics, Genome studies
Database for Annotation, Visualization, and Integrated Discovery
(DAVID; http://www.david.niaid.nih.gov) addresses this need via
four web-based analysis modules:
1) Annotation Tool - rapidly
appends descriptive data from several public databases to
lists of genes;
2) GoCharts - assigns genes to Gene Ontology
functional categories based on user selected classifications
and term specificity level;
3) KeggCharts - assigns genes to KEGG metabolic processes
and enables users to view genes in the context of biochemical
pathway maps; and
4) DomainCharts - groups genes according to PFAM conserved
protein domains.
Genechip Analysis
Details of the experimental, RNA preparation, and Genechip
hybridization procedures, along with details of the
chip-to-chip normalizations and statistical analysis of
differential gene expression are provided in Cicala et
al., [9]. Briefly, primary human peripheral blood
mononuclear cells (PBMCs) and monocyte-derived macrophages
were incubated for 16 hours with HIV-1 envelope protein
(gp120). High-density oligonucleotide microarrays
(Affymetrix HU-95A GeneChip) were used to monitor gp120
induced transcriptional events.
System Architecture and Maintenance
An automated procedure written in Microsoft Visual Basic
(VB) 6.0 updates DAVID weekly with the following procedures:
(i) call a series of Perl and Java applications that
download public data through anonymous file transfer
protocols (FTP) (Table 1); (ii) unpack and parse desired
annotation data; (iii) create tab-delimited data files
ready for database import; and (iv) import data into an
Oracle 8i relational database management system (RDBMS)
using Oracle's SQL*Loader application. An Apache webserver
and Java Server Pages (JSP) access the database using
JavaBeans and the structured query language (SQL). LocusLink
numbers for Affymetrix probe sets are derived from NetAffx
[10] or University of Michigan associations [11].
:: http://www.david.niaid.nih.gov
DAVID's Annotation Tool, GoCharts, KeggCharts, andDomainCharts
combine to provide high-throughput methods for functional
annotation and biological discovery, all of which can be
accessed via the internet at http://www.david.niaid.nih.gov.
The Annotation Tool efficiently appended annotations to 402
genes in less than twelve seconds and provided functional
summaries and links to external data sources, all of which
could be downloaded to a users personal workstation for
further analysis. Complementary features including graphic
visualizations of functional categories, conserved protein
domains, and biochemical pathways were provided by GoCharts,
DomainCharts, and KeggCharts that quickly led to the
identification of stress response cytokines and protein
kinases as major functional categories modulated by HIV-1
envelope proteins. This analysis supports the findings
reported by the original authors and illustrates the
utility of DAVID in the rapid annotation and analysis
of large datasets commonly generated by high-throughput
expression profiling.
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