Un mensaje de amistad entre tres mujeres, Karen Jacome, Yessenia Barahona y Michelle Maldonado, quienes se declaran amigas por siempre y comparten un vínculo estrecho.
Un mensaje de amistad entre tres mujeres, Karen Jacome, Yessenia Barahona y Michelle Maldonado, quienes se declaran amigas por siempre y comparten un vínculo estrecho.
El documento habla sobre el colegio María de Nazaret. Josselyne Ramírez presenta un trabajo sobre su querido colegio, donde estudió y pasó gran parte de su vida escolar.
Este documento presenta una serie de fotografías titulada "Materia Implícita" del artista Manuel Gianoni. Incluye un análisis de las obras basado en las teorías de autores como Barthes, Benjamin y Didi-Huberman sobre la fotografía y el aura. Según el análisis, Gianoni explora una "antropología de la imagen vital" a través de gestos que generan un espacio entre lo real y lo simbólico. El documento también discute cómo las obras cuestionan los límites entre la
Genome resources at EMBL-EBI: Ensembl and Ensembl GenomesEBI
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The document outlines the EBI database workshop presenting Ensembl and Ensembl Genomes, focusing on access to genome-scale data from sequenced species. It highlights developments in 2011, including new species additions and advancements in data analysis tools like the Variant Effect Predictor. Future plans for 2012 include new genome builds and the expansion of community annotation initiatives.
This document summarizes a presentation about automatic annotation in UniProtKB. It discusses how UniProtKB uses automatic annotation systems like UniRule and SAAS to annotate the increasing number of sequences as manual annotation cannot keep pace. UniRule allows manual creation of annotation rules while SAAS uses machine learning. It also describes how UniProtKB defines and works to annotate complete proteomes from various organisms.
The document provides an overview of the European Nucleotide Archive (ENA) and its role in archiving and disseminating nucleotide sequencing data, including historical context and future plans. It highlights the importance of submitting sequence data to ENA and related databases, with details on data retrieval, submission tools, and resources. The presentation also outlines recent improvements and upcoming features for 2012 aimed at enhancing user experience and data accessibility.
The document provides an overview of InterPro, a database from the European Molecular Biology Laboratory that groups predictive protein signatures from 11 member databases for functional protein analysis. It discusses the significance of predictive annotation tools, the structures involved in the analysis of proteins, and highlights features of the latest tool, InterProScan 5, including its ease of use and flexible architecture. Additionally, it outlines future functionalities and ongoing developments associated with InterPro and InterProScan.
The document outlines the manual annotation processes for genomic data at the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, focusing on human, mouse, and zebrafish species. It compares automatic and manual annotation, discussing the benefits and drawbacks of each method while describing the tools, community involvement, and training needed for effective annotation. The document highlights key projects, such as community annotations of swine and mouse genes, as well as ongoing challenges in maintaining high quality and consistency in genome annotations.
The document details the UniprotKB plant protein annotation program, highlighting its comprehensive and high-quality resources for protein sequence and functional annotation, which includes manually curated databases like Swiss-Prot and Trembl. It discusses the synchronization with other databases, specifically TAIR, as well as the processes for manual curation and annotation, emphasizing the complete and reference proteome sequences. The document also presents statistical data on plant protein entries and the importance of feedback and collaboration within the scientific community.
This two slide presentation covers 6 topics between the two slides, with each slide containing 3 topics. 狠狠撸 1 discusses Topic 1, Topic 2, and Topic 3. 狠狠撸 2 then moves on to also discuss Topic 1, Topic 2, and Topic 3.
EMBL-EBI offers free online courses and hands-on training programs to enhance bioinformatics skills for scientists globally. Their training initiatives include tailored courses for varying expertise levels, a mobile training roadshow, and flexible online options that cater to various learning needs. The training aims to support the scientific community in utilizing bioinformatics data resources effectively without requiring prior expertise.
The document discusses different types of logical fallacies that are sometimes displayed in television advertisements and media. It defines appeal to force, slippery slope, ad hominem, false dilemma, post hoc, and appeal to authority fallacies. For each fallacy, it provides an example from television to illustrate how that particular fallacy can be committed. The examples discussed include environmental, political, and commercial advertisements.
The document provides an introduction to the Gene Ontology (GO) and its annotation resources, emphasizing the need for a standardized vocabulary to address inconsistencies and facilitate comparisons across biological data. It outlines the structure of GO, which consists of molecular functions, biological processes, and cellular components, and details the methods of annotation used to link gene products to these terms. Additionally, it describes how researchers can utilize GO annotations for functional analysis and dataset interpretations through various tools and databases.