Briefings in Bioinformatics announces special issue on microarrays

Stephen Habberley • January 11, 2002
Briefings in Bioinformatics announces special issue on microarrays
Briefings in Bioinformatics, one of the leading international resources for experimental practitioners seeking cohesive information on the analysis and interpretation of research data, has announced the publication of a special issue devoted to gene expression studies.

Guest-edited by Paul T. Spellman of University of California, Berkeley, articles in this edition discuss strategies for revealing the true potential of microarrays, concluding that substantial investment in databases, standards and ontologies is necessary in order to construct the shared resources deemed essential for the development of integrated analytical systems.

Contents include:

Opinion Piece

Open Source Software meets gene expression

Papers

Microarray probe selection strategies

Analysis of cDNA microarray images

Analysis of large-scale gene expression data

Exploiting big biology: Integrating large-scale biological data for function interference

Aelic Association and disease mapping

Software reviews

Expression Profiler: A suite of web-based tools for the analysis of microarray

The Microarray Explorer analysis package

StackPACK clustering system

GeneSpring and GeNet

Application of SOTA, a growing neural network algorithm, to gene expression clustering

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