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Poster Presentations (as of September 27)
Presenting authors are requested to stay at their posters during the following hours.
odd numbers : October 12(Tue), 17:30-18:30; October 13(Wed), 18:30-19:30 even numbers : October 12(Tue), 18:30-19:30; October 13(Wed), 17:30-18:30
P1 Text Mining
P1-1
Apply of Textmining Method to Study the Roles in Improving the Health by Lactoferrin, a Multi-Functional Milk Protein
Combining Support Vector Machines (SVMs) with Textpresso Category Searches for Improved Data Type Curation Efficiency at WormBase
An Open Resource for Collecting and Distributing Textual Evidences for Protein Annotation
ODIN: An Advanced Interface for the Curation of Biomedical Literature
P2 Literature Curation
P2-1
Annotating Whole-genome Sequencing in the Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer
Linking Phenotype Data to the Genome: RGD a Unique Resource for Rat Strains and QTLs
Logical Operation Based Literature Association with Genes and its application, PosMed
Epigenetics Knowledgebase-Role of Epigenetic alterations in Cancer
Clipro-A Comprehensive Knowledgebase of Clinically Significant Proteins in Biofluids
Challenges to Extract Kinetic Data from Literature
Manual Curation of Vertebrate Proteins in UniProtKB
Manual Biocuration, A UniProtKB/Swiss-Prot Perspective
Gene Ontology Annotation of Hearing
P2-10
caNanoLab - A Tool To Benefit Biomedical Nanomaterials Research Michal
P2-11
ACBD: Database for Ascidian Chemical Genomics Yuichiro
P2-12
Towards Automated Annotation of Ortholog Clusters Using Natural Language Processing
P2-13
Information on Transcriptional Regulation and Signal Transduction of Escherichia coli K-12
Integrated in the Database RegulonDB
P2-14
The BioGRID Interaction Database
P3 Ontologies
P3-1
eagle-i: An Ontology-Driven Framework for Biomedical Resource Curation and Discovery
Using Multiple Ontologies to Curate Phenotype Data
Disease Ontology: Logical Definitions and Relations
P4 Genome Sequence Annotation
P4-1
Microbial Genome Annotation at NITE and Annotator-Oriented Development of Annotation Workbench
Gene Trek in Prokaryote Space (GTPS) Reduces GIGO in the Annotation of Microbial Genome
Automatic Protein Clustering as a Basis of Automatic Annotation
The Challenge of Eukaryote Genome Annotation at Genoscope
Annotation Strategies for High-Coverage, Low-Coverage and Next-Generation Sequencing Assemblies in Ensembl
Extension of Database of Transcription Start Sites (DBTSS) with a Large Number of Sequences and Analysis of Bi-directional Promoters
A Trial for Genome Re-annotation Using the Literature and Annotation Reference Information
P5 Comparative Genomics
P5-1
Analyzing Inverse Symmetry with Original and Terminal Sites of Prokaryotic Genomes
An Italian SOLanaceae Integrated Platform (ISOL@): the Kick Start to Exploit Solanaceae Comparative Genomics in Solanaceae
H-DBAS: Human-transcriptome DataBase for Alternative Splicing, Version 5.0
Evolutionary Analysis of Nucleotide Sequences Using G-compass, a Web-based Comparative Genome Browser between Human and Vertebrates
Evola: A Database of Orthologous Genes and Gene Families between Human and Other Vertebrates Detected by Whole Transcriptome Analyses
P6 Functional Genomics
P6-1
Development of 12 Genic SSR Markers for a Biofuel Grass, Miscanthus sinensis (Poaceae)
Profile on Human Druggable Space Revealed by Integrated Analyses of Bioinformatic and
P7 Crop/Plant Genome Curation
P7-1
Arabidopsis thaliana: Further Exploiting This Plant Reference Genome
MAIZEGDB.ORG, the Maize Genetics Cooperation and the 2500 MB B73 Genome-Generated Tsunami
P8 Community Curation
P8-1
ChEBI, an Open-access Chemistry Resource for the Life Sciences: Facilities for On-line
Knowledge Discovery and Database Construction for Genes Contributing to "Sustainable World" and "Human Health" & tRNADB-CE under Collaboration with Undergraduate Students and
Incorporating Community Annotation Interfaces into the CIPRO2.5 Database with
Comprehensible Sketches to Support Quick Annotations of Proteome Data
CIPRO 2.5: Ciona intestinalis Protein Database, a Graphically Integrated Proteome Database
P9 Data Standardization and Integration
P9-1
H-InvDB: A Comprehensive Annotation Resource for Human Transcriptome
Data Integration Model and GUIs Used in Human Genome Network Platform
POPcorn: A PrOject Portal for corn
Towards Developing Common Standards for Genome Sequence and Annotation
Literature Curation of Protein Interactions: Measuring Agreement across Major Public Databases
Neuroscience Resources and the Neuroscience Information Framework
Data Standardization for Glyco-informatics
SciNeS Search: Inference Search over an Integrated Life-sciences Database Based on the Semantic Web
Metabolic Pathway Integration of Vibrio vulnificus CMCP6
P9-10
Challenges and Solutions to Rice Biological Data Curation at IRRI Richard
P9-11
Integral Presentation of Experimental Results and Bioinformatic Analyses on Ciona intestinalis
P9-12
The Neuroscience Information Framework: A Unified Semantic Framework for Discovery and
Integration of Biomedical Data and Resources on the Web
P10 Curation Tools/Workflows
P10-1
WormBase Curation Interfaces and Tools
P10-2
RDF Curator: A Novel Workflow that Generates Semantic Graph from Literature for Curation
P10-3
InterPro Curation: Integrating Predictive Protein Signatures into Biological Hierarchies Sarah
P10-4
Development of Cooperative Work Tools and Workflow for Multimodal Genome Annotation Shinobu
P10-5
Ontology-based Tools to Enhance the Curation Workflow
P10-6
The Annotation of Olfactory Receptor Gene Family in H-InvDB Akiko
P10-7
DICHOT - An Automatic Annotation System for Folding and Unfolding Regions of Proteins Satoshi
P11 Data Visualization
P11-1
EMAGE: A Database of Spatially Integrated Gene Expression Data
Shanmugasundaram
P12 Journal/Database Interactions and Collaborations
P12-1
Allergens in ChEBI - Collaboration with the IEDB
P12-2
The International Molecular Exchange Consortium Sandra
P12-3
MEDALS: METI Database Portal for Life Science and Renewal-Checker to Keep up to Date
P12-4
Mapping Bio-databases and Software by Text-mining Kentarou
P12-5
NamesforLife Semantic Resolution Services for the Life Sciences: Moving Towards an Extensible
and Interoperable System for Naming
P13 Next Generation Sequence Annotation
P13-1
454 RNA-Seq Data Analysis: What is New and What is Unchanged?
Nunzio
P13-2
Analysis of Oryza nivara Genome via Illumina Sequence Platform Cheng-Chieh
P13-3
Towards the Draft Genome Sequences of Wild Rice Species: the Landmarks for Future Oryza
P14 Next Generation Curation
P14-1
RefEx: Reference Expression Dataset for Functional Curation of Transcriptomes
Hiromasa
P14-2
Semantic Encoding of Complex Information
P15 Others
P15-1
DDBJ Read Archive / DDBJ Omics Archive
Yuichi
P15-2
PubMedScan: A Keyword-free Recommender of PubMed Articles
P15-3
UniRule - Automatic Annotation in UniProtKB
P15-4
Rebuilding the Card Catalog - Resolving the Problem of Orphan Enzyme Activities
P15-5
An Automatic Method for Large-scale Functional Annotations Based on a Tree Alignment
P15-6
HEAT: A New Tool for Gene Set Enrichment Analysis Using Comprehensive Annotation of
P15-7
Human Transcript Database Search Showed Existence of Extremely Short Introns
P15-8
The Latest Information and Perspective of Human Gene and Protein Database (HGPD) as
P15-9
The Bioinformatics Links Directory: A Community Curated Collection of Bioinformatics Links,
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