1. Building the US National
Biological Information Infrastructure: Synergy between Regional
and National Initiatives
John (Jack) Hill, Houston
Advanced Research Center, USA
[abstract]
[paper]
2.
Building a Biodiversity Information Network in India —
Biodiversity Informatics and Developing World: Status and Potentials
Vishwas Chavan
and S. Rajan, National Chemical Laboratory, India
[abstract]
[paper]
3.
Developing and Integrating Data Resources from a North American
Perspective
Jorge Soberon, CONABIO,
Mexico
[abstract]
[paper]
4. Ecological Informatics: a Long-Term
Ecological Research Perspective
William Michener, Long
Term Ecological Research Program, USA
[abstract]
[paper]
5.
The Global Biodiversity Information Facility (GBIF) — Challenges
and Opportunities from a Global Perspective
Guy Baillargeon,
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
[abstract]
[paper]
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Track
III-C-2:
Proteome Database
Chair: Akira Tsugita, Proteomics Research Laboratory,
Tsukuba, Japan
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1.
A Proteomic Approach to the Study of Cancer
Julio E Celis, Institute of Cancer Biology, Danish Cancer
Society and Danish Centre for Human Genome Research, Denmark
[abstract]
[paper]
2.
A Proposition of XML Format for Proteomics Database
Kenichi Kamijo, T. Yamazaki and A. Tsugita, Proteomics Reseach
Center, NEC Corporation, Japan
[abstract]
[slides (pdf)]
3.
Proteomics : An Important Post-genomic Tool for Understanding
Gene Function
Richard J. Simpson, L. M. Connolly, D. F. Frecklington,
H. Ji, G. E. Reid, M. J. Layton, and R. L. Moritz, Joint ProteomicS
Laboratory (JPSL), Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research and
Walter & Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research, Melbourne,
Australia
[abstract]
[paper]
4.
Human Kidney Glomerulus Proteome and proposition of a method
for native protein profiling
Akira Tsugita, K. Miyazaki, Y. Yoshida and T. Yamamoto,
NEC Proteomics Reseach Center and Niigata Univ. Medical Faculty,
Japan
[abstract]
[slides (html)]
[slides (pdf)]
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Track
III-D-2:
Genetic Data Issues
Chair: H. Sugawara
|
1.
Genetic diversity in food legumes of Pakistan as revealed through
characterization, evaluation and biochemical markers
Abdul Ghafoor and Asif Javaid, Plant Genetic Resources Institute,
National Agricultural Research Center, Islamabad, Pakistan
[abstract]
[paper]
2.
Visualization and Correction of Prokaryotic Taxonomy Using Techniques
from Exploratory Data Analysis
T. G. Lilburn, American Type Culture Collection, USA
G. M. Garrity, Bergey’s Manual Trust and Department of
Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Michigan State University,
USA
[abstract]
[paper]
3. Towards T-cell Epitope Design
Pandjassarame Kangueane, Meena K Sakharkar, Liew K. Meow, Nanyang
Centre for Supercomputing and Visualisation, MPE, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore
[abstract]
[paper]
4. Intronless Genes in Eukaryotes
Meena Kishore Sakharkar and Pandjassarame Kangueane,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
[abstract]
[paper]
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Track
IV-A-2:
Biodiversity II
Chair: Ji Liqiang, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy
of Sciences, China
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1.
Shell Biodiversity Using Animation Technology
Sung-Soo Hong, Hoseo University, Korea
Bu-Young Ahn, Kye-Jun Lee and Ji-Young Kim, Bio-Resources Informatics
Department, Korea
[abstract]
[paper]
2. Building the Frog Contents System
Using an Animation Technology
Sung-Soo Hong, Hoseo University, Korea
Bu-Young Ahn, Korea Institute of Science & Technology Information,
Korea
[abstract]
[paper]
3. Biodiversity of Autotrophic Cryptogams
in Antarctica
Asif Javaid, Abdul Ghafoor and Rashid Anwar, Plant Genetic Resources
Institute, National Agricultural Research Center, Islamabad,
Pakistan
[abstract]
[paper]
4.
Automatic Mapping and Monitoring of Invasive Alien Plant Species,
the South African Experience
J. M. K. Kandeh, J. L. Campos dos Santos and L. Kumar, International
Institute for Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation,
The Netherlands
[abstract]
[paper]
5. An Introduction of Chinese Biodiversity
Information System
Ji Liqiang, Institute of Zoology, Chinese Academy of Sciences,
China
[abstract]
[paper]
6. Biodiversity Issues in Taiwan
Shang-Shyng Yang and Jong-Ching Su, National Committee for
CODATA/Taiwan and Department of Agricultural Chemistry, National
Taiwan University, Taiwan
[abstract]
[paper (pdf)]
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Track
IV-B-2:
Bioinformatics
Chair: Takashi Kunisawa, Science University of Tokyo,
Japan
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1.
Unweaving regulatory networks: automated extraction from literature
and
statistical analysis
Andrey Rzhetsky, Columbia Genome Center, Columbia University,
USA
[abstract]
[paper]
2. Genome rearrangements in the clinic
and in evolution
David Sankoff, Centre de recherches mathematiques, Universite
de Montreal, Canada
[abstract]
[paper]
