[Biodevelopers] Info about SNP datasets

[Dan Bolser]

On 03/11/2007, Arman Aksoy <armish at linux-sevenler.org> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am just curious about something I have been hearing/reading for almost a
> year, and want to learn more about it, the Coriell Data. I think it is being
> used for the majority of the genome-wide association researches, mapping,
> etc... What is so special about this dataset? Is it something free to access
> or to do research on it?

I never heard about this dataset (sorry).


> Another thing is, I want to practise some association methods and do not
> have a clue about where I can start, could you recommend a dataset/database
> for this kind of work?

You mean association in general? Many people have tried associating
protein interaction / function / localization / composition data with
microarray expression data. I am sure you can find lots of datasets
regarding these kinds of (potential) associations. Also you could try
structure-function association mining at the fold level (SCOP and GO
datasets for example).

There is so much to potentially associate in bioinformatics, you
should soon find a nice application for any measures of association
that you can think of.


> Thanks, regards

Cheers,

Dan.

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