This page was developed with assistance from CU graduate student Runxiao Zhu.
This page was developed by Elizabeth A. Albright, PhD of the Nicholas School of the Environment, Duke University.
The first "true" web structure editor, which allowed creation and modification of molecules directly within a web page was developed at Ciba-Geigy (later Novartis) as part of the in-house web-based cheminformatics system [5] (Figure 2).
Because follow-up mandated access to PHI data, a separate web page was developed to allow the study coordinator to have administrative access to the necessary data.
An extensive search page was developed that can be queried by using (i) type of data [literature, gene data and sequence read archive (SRA) data] and (ii) type of cancer (selected based on global incidence and accessibility of data).
PAGE was developed in 1996 based on experiences from the previous Girl Child Education Programme (1994-1995) as well as through the utilisation of findings from research studies that were part of that programme.
Now a visual complement to the written outpourings found on so many autobiographical home pages is developing.
The specifications in the following pages were developed in consultation with University Library.
An orthogonal stability-indicating assay protocol comprised of SE-HPLC, RP-HPLC, ELISA and SDS-PAGE was developed and validated to investigate the effect of further glycosylation of DA on the pattern and kinetics of degradation.
PAL, ACCN, BRNJ, BRNY, CPNY, FRNY, HCNY, LUPA, ODNJ, NCB, PRNY, PTN, UCCT, and WCNY. on web pages are developed and implemented by staff and graduate students at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory.
