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Current Issues in Molecular Biology, Volume 4, Issue 4

2002 October - 3 articles

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  • Review
  • Open Access
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As the determination of gene sequences and their function gains speed at the dawn of the third millennium, biomedical research efforts are oriented towards definition of the genetic and molecular expression patterns that may drive different disease....

  • Review
  • Open Access
2 Citations
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Epigenomics: Genome-Wide Study of Methylation Phenomena

  • K. L. Novik,
  • I. Nimmrich,
  • B. Genc,
  • S. Maier,
  • C. Piepenbrock,
  • A. Olek and
  • S. Beck

Epigenetics is one of the key areas of future research that can elucidate how genomes work. It combines genetics and the environment to address complex biological systems such as the plasticity of our genome. While all nucleated human cells carry t...

  • Review
  • Open Access
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19 Pages

"A System Biology" Approach to Bioinformatics and Functional Genomics in Complex Human Diseases: Arthritis

  • M. G. Attur,
  • M. N. Dave,
  • K. Tsunoyama,
  • M. Akamatsu,
  • M. Kobori,
  • J. Miki,
  • S. B. Abramson,
  • M. Katoh and
  • A. R. Amin

Human and other annotated genome sequences have facilitated generation of vast amounts of correlative data, from human/animal genetics, normal and disease-affected tissues from complex diseases such as arthritis using gene/protein chips and SNP ana...

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