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* GSA-SNP2 is a successor of GSA-SNP (Nam et al. 2010, NAR web server issue). GSA-SNP2 accepts human GWAS summary data (rs numbers, p-values) or gene-wise p-values and outputs pathway genesets ‘enriched’ with genes associated with the given phenotype. It also provides both local and global protein interaction networks in the associated pathways. * Article: SYoon, HCTNguyen, YJYoo, JKim, BBaik, SKim, JKim, SKim, DNam, "Efficient pathway enrichment and network analysis of GWAS summary data...

Based on MinimPy (http://sourceforge.net/projects/minimpy/), QMinim is a web-based minimization application, for allocation of subject to different arms of a clinical trial. It is an alternative to randomization, with the advantage of balancing arms of trial with respect to preselected prognostic factors. All aspects of minimization procedure including treatments, factors, minimization protocole, and including a preload can be customized using QMinim.

PhyloTrack is a JavaScript--based software tool that integrates the D3.js library for data visualization with the JBrowse tool for genome browser representation. It requires a phylogenetic tree of the common Newick data format as input, as well as three meta data files for samples, clade-defining nodes and clade color definitions - all in tab delimited format. Functionality within PhyloTrack shows the informative markers at each node in the phylogenetic tree, therefore highlighting...

GOFG Sports Computer is a free GPS tracking software for your smartphone which allows to record your workouts. In addition it allows to sozialize your sports experience by sharing your exercises on gofg.at, facebook and twitter. The most important features are: - GPS tracking of your training - upload workouts to gofg.at and share them using twitter and facebook - analyze your exercises using a map-display & altitude graph - keep track of various statistics like ODO-meter - ships...

A repository linking to eight Bioinformatics Resource Centers (BRCs) sponsored by the NIAID. The BRCs are providing web-based resources to scientific community conducting basic and applied research on organisms considered potential agents of bioterrorism