InCoB 2007 Papers published in Bioinformation

  1. On sparse Fisher discriminant method for microarray data analysis. E. S. Fung & M.K. Ng, Bioinformation 2(5), 230-??? (2007)

  2. Improving the prediction of RNA secondary structure by detecting and assessing conserved stems. X. Fang, Bioinformation 2(5), 222-229 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  3. Being a Binding Site: Characterizing residue composition of binding sites on proteins. G. Ivan, et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 216-221 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  4. Finding distinct biclusters from background in gene expression matrices. Z. Wu et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 207-215 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  5. A cascaded approach to normalizing gene mentions in biomedical literature H. Yang et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 197-206 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  6. GS2PATH: A web-based integrated analysis tool for finding functional relationships using gene ontology and biochemical pathway data J. O. Yang et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 194-196 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  7. Gene clustering via gene annotation sentences, MeSH and GO keywords from biomedical literature J. Natarajan and J. Ganapathy Bioinformation 2(5), 185-193 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  8. Speedup Bioinformatics applications on multicore-based processor using vectorizing and multithreading strategies K. Chaichoompu et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 182-184 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  9. Iterative local Gaussian clustering for expressed genes identification linked to malignancy of human colorectal carcinoma I. Wasito, et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 175-181 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT

  10. An Efficient method for statistical significance calculation of transcription factor binding sites Z. Qian et al., Bioinformation 2(5), 169-174 (2007) PDF, HTML-ABSTRACT



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