We describe here a case study in change management applied to an application in translational informatics that touches upon changes in hardware, software, data models, procedures, and terminology standards.
Originally applied to Arabidopsis stress responses, detailed informatics mining of gene expression profiling data and targeted metabolite measurements induced by deficiency of sulfur and nitrogen led to the identification of previously unknown molecular players involved in glucosinolate biosynthesis (Hirai et al. 2005).
Also, the study's framework could be used in guiding learning health informatics and be applied to nursing students.
The concept of informatics can be applied to energy issues in the built environment from scales ranging from individual pieces of equipment (such as with fault detection and diagnostics) up to regional or country level (such as with a smart electrical grid).
The proposed family can also be applied to other fields including business, environment, informatics and medicine in the same way as it was originally done with the Birnbaum-Saunders and other lifetime distributions.
The same procedure using the laboratory informatics system was applied to find the number of positive samples by time distribution.
Informatics as a concept applied to biological research has two key components bioinformatics and computational biology.
Participatory Design (PD) methods in the field of health informatics have mainly been applied to the development of small-scale systems with homogeneous user groups in local settings.
Informatics is a science applied to several fields, such as Medicine and Biology, and many people (professionals) don't use it due to a lack of knowledge, but my congratulations to UPCH, which is always ahead".
In light of the emerging field of Epi-informatics, ie, computational methods applied to epigenetic research, molecular docking, and dynamics, pharmacophore and activity landscape modeling and QSAR play a key role in the development of modulators of DNA methyltransferases (DNMTs), one of the major epigenetic target families.
