PIUG 2010 Biotechnology Meeting

New Biologics: Proteins & Beyond

PIUG 2010 Boston Biotechnology Meeting Papers – February 2010

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A Comparative Study of Patent Sequence Databases, Joop Swinkels and PDG Biotechnology Information Working Group

Functional Annotation Using EBI Databases, Jennifer McDowall, European Bioinformatics Institute

Below the 'BLAST' Button at NCBI, David L. Osterbur, Harvard Medical School, NCBI

Best Practices for BLAST Searching, Analysis, and Postprocessing, Gin-Yun Eggerichs, Chemical Abstracts Service

A Review Of The Recent Expansion in WIPO Published Sequence Listings Coverage, Robert Austin, FIZ Karlsruhe

Processing of Raw IP sequence Data into a High Class Report, Ashish Nawani, Evalueserve

Creating Tabular Reports from Gene Sequence Databases, John Willmore, BizInt Solutions, Inc

How to have a BLAST with Your PC's Desktop Tools!, Seth Mendelson, Novartis

When Using GenomeQuest, Joop Swinkels, MSD Netherlands

Integration of BLAST Data from Different Sources, Adrienne Shanler, Shanler Information

Merging and Postprocessing of STN Sequence Files, Jim Brown, FIZ Karlsruhe

Beyond Sequence Search, Formulation of Biologics, Sunny Wang, sanofi aventis