Distinguished University Professor of University of Southern California, Los Angles, California, USA 9) Dr. Cathy H. Wu Dr. Wu has conducted bioinformatics research since 1990 and developed several protein classification systems and databases.
The bioinformatics subgroup is charged with integrating data processing parameters into the guidelines for each laboratory method and defining separate guidelines for exchanging the information defined in the guidelines between different software systems and databases.
To address this need, we developed the Annotation of microbial Genome Sequences (AGeS) software system, which incorporates publicly available and in-house-developed bioinformatics tools and databases for integrated high-throughput genome annotation and protein function prediction.
To address this need, we developed a standalone software application, the Annotation of microbial Genome Sequences (AGeS) system, which incorporates publicly available and in-house-developed bioinformatics tools and databases, many of which are parallelized for high-throughput performance.
The raw data are analyzed using bioinformatics software and databases.
The design of such large-scale bioinformatics systems is an evolving and dynamic field, based on central cores of bioinformatics software tools and relational databases.
Bioinformatics Systems, Nestlé Institute of Health Sciences, Lausanne, Switzerland.
H.G. A.H. and P.P.S. helped for the bioinformatics analysis and database comparisons.
As bioinformatics and systems biology offers large databases and novel computational tools for better understanding complex systems, we approach the disease-gene problem in a different way.
