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Animal Therapeutics and Diagnostics Market to Hit $33.1 billion by 2013 Says New Report

26.09.2008 23:44    newswiretoday.com
Report Buyer, the online destination for business intelligence for major industry sectors, has added a new report analysing the global market for animal therapeutics and diagnostics.


NASA Astronaut in Space Challenges Earthlings in Chess Match

26.09.2008 22:58    nasa.gov
It will be Earth vs. space in a unique chess match, and you can help Earth win.
USA    NASA

NASA Ames Awards Contract For Intelligent Systems Support

26.09.2008 22:58    nasa.gov
NASA's Ames Research Center Friday awarded a contract with a maximum value of $300 million to Stinger Ghaffarian Technologies Inc. (SGT Inc.), of Greenbelt, Md., for intelligent systems research and development support.
USA    NASA

President of St. John's University has cancer

26.09.2008 22:39    minnesota.publicradio.org
University officials say Brother Deitrich Reinhart has cancer in both lungs.


BYU Student Works to Stop Suicides

26.09.2008 22:15    newsnet.byu.edu
Utah has one of the highest suicide rates in the nation, but that hasn't stopped one woman from trying to stem the tide and spread suicide prevention awareness across the state.

U.S. Has Achieved 'Victory' in Iraq, Palin Tells Couric

26.09.2008 22:14    washingtonpost.com
Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, describing the need for more troops in Afghanistan, said the United States has achieved "victory" in Iraq.

'Stolen Vote' Count Was Wrong

26.09.2008 22:14    washingtonpost.com
More than a year after the "stolen vote" controversy erupted in the House, a report published yesterday concluded that the official final result of Roll Call 814 was wrong. However, the select committee investigation, which cost approximately $450,000 including legal

$16 Billion Pledged To Aid World's Poor

26.09.2008 22:14    washingtonpost.com
UNITED NATIONS, Sept. 25 -- Faced with a global financial crisis, foreign governments still mustered more than $16 billion in commitments to fund programs to eradicate poverty, fight infectious diseases and put millions of children through primary school, the United

The Aw-Shucks Defense

26.09.2008 22:14    washingtonpost.com
Sen. Ted Stevens, his career and his freedom in jeopardy, did the honorable thing as he went on trial yesterday on corruption-related charges. He blamed his wife.

Mr. January and, Perhaps, Beyond

26.09.2008 22:14    washingtonpost.com
Republicans, Democrats and outside watchdogs are resigned to the fact that a Loop favorite, that quirky Office of Special Counsel chief Scott J. Bloch , is not going to heed their calls for his resignation before the end of his

Botswana: UB Teams Visit De Beers Laboratory

26.09.2008 22:13    allafrica.com
The De Beers research and development arm in Johannesburg last week hosted two University of Botswana teams during which members of the faculty of engineering and library services toured the Research and Development and Geo Science laboratories.

'No evidence' exam targets work

26.09.2008 21:18    bbc.co.uk
The government's audit office says there is no evidence schemes like the attack on "failing" schools work.
'No evidence' exam targets work

Genome-scale classification of metabolic reactions and assignment of EC numbers with self-organizing maps

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
The automatic perception of chemical similarities between metabolic reactions is required for a variety of applications ranging from the computer-aided validation of classification systems, to genome-scale reconstruction (or comparison) of metabolic pathways, to the classification of enzymatic mechanisms. Comparison of

Large-scale computation of elementary flux modes with bit pattern trees

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
Elementary flux modes (EFMs)—non-decomposable minimal pathways—are commonly accepted tools for metabolic network analysis under steady state conditions. Valid states of the network are linear superpositions of elementary modes shaping a polyhedral cone (the flux cone ), which is a well-studied

Efficient whole-genome association mapping using local phylogenies for unphased genotype data

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
Recent advances in genotyping technology has made data acquisition for whole-genome association study cost effective, and a current active area of research is developing efficient methods to analyze such large-scale datasets. Most sophisticated association mapping methods that are currently available

Detection of stoichiometric inconsistencies in biomolecular models

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
Metabolic modelling provides a mathematically rigorous basis for system-level analysis of biochemical networks. However, the growing sizes of metabolic models can lead to serious problems in their construction and validation. In this work, we describe a relatively poorly investigated type

Inference of structure in subdivided populations at low levels of genetic differentiation--the correlated allele frequencies model revisited

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
This article considers the problem of estimating population genetic subdivision from multilocus genotype data. A model is considered to make use of genotypes and possibly of spatial coordinates of sampled individuals. A particular attention is paid to the case of

PRODECOMPv3: decompositions of NMR projections for protein backbone and side-chain assignments and structural studies

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
PRODECOMP (projection decomposition) is an implementation of a multi-way decomposition algorithm for the analysis of two-dimensional projections of high-dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance spectra. The newest version, PRODECOMPv3, features a dramatic speedup, more reliable decompositions, a substantial reduction in memory demands,

GenoSNP: a variational Bayes within-sample SNP genotyping algorithm that does not require a reference population

26.09.2008 20:52    bioinformatics.oupjournals.org
Current genotyping algorithms typically call genotypes by clustering allele-specific intensity data on a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) by SNP basis. This approach assumes the availability of a large number of control samples that have been sampled on the same array

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