News
- 2007/12/21 - Congratulations to Ian and Chuan-Hsiung! Paper published on The Journal of Bacteriology [Link]
- 2007/01/19 - Gelab Property Management interface (BETA tesing): under Useful Links
- 2005/07/13 - New website design introduced.
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Boss Said
- "Everybody should practice English more often."
- "Remember to update your responsible web pages regularly."
- "Plan ahead to keep up with the progress of our projects."
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Group Meeting Time
07:30 ~ 10:00 on Tuesday in R417 |
| Date | Speakers |
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| 2008/11/18 |
Den-ping, Yen-Kuan, Yu-Fen |
| 2008/11/25 |
Ning, Ru-Shan, Ian |
| 2008/12/02 |
Pett, Eric, I Hsuan |
| 2008/12/09 |
Yang, CHY, Sakula |
| 2008/12/16 |
Winnie, Shiau-Yi, Sandra |
| 2008/12/23 |
You-Hua, Jesse, Kun |
| 2008/12/30 |
Den-ping, Yen-Kuan, Yu-Fen |
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Computing Support
- Tools.html has been completed at Software Depository. Put your software into /pub/tools/.
- The WWW Blast (2.2.11) has been setup in Gelportal. [NCBI BLAST]
- Download the VI tutorial to learning the best editor in unix - vi
- Artemis v4 has been been set up for all user at our GEL beta testing server. Please use Xmanager to login and type art to execute it.
- PuTTY [info] and Xmanager [info]
- Our pub/ directory is ready! Everyone can share files through sFTP with each other.
- Our template page is now available at template.htm. (please use the sFTP client to get the file)
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Dec. 2004
Congratulations to Mark and Chuan-Hsiung!
The Vv paper has published in Genome Research 2003 13: 2577-2587 [Full Text|Vv Project Web Site|more]
Title: Comparative Genome Analysis of Vibrio vulnificus, a Marine Pathogen |
Oct. 2004
Wanted
Are you interested in molecular biology, genetics, or biochemistry? Also familiar with the mathematics, statistics, computer science, or electronic engineering. If you are, you may like to join our Bioinformatics Research Group @ National Yang-Ming University. For more information, please click the following URLs:
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Double Helix: 50 years of DNA
"This structure has novel features which are of considerable biological interest"
In April 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick wrote these words as part of the opening paragraph of a Letter to Nature. On the 50th anniversary celebrations of the publication of the structure of DNA, Nature presents this web focus, containing news, features and web specials celebrating the historical, scientific and cultural impacts of the discovery of the double helix.
Watson (left) and Crick with their DNA model
© Antony Barrington Brown, 1953 [dna50|photo|more] |
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