Are Bioinformatics Results Too Good To Be True? at So much to do, so little time
There are hundreds of papers on normalization techniques and gene selection methods. And each one claims to be better than the others. But in most cases, the improvements seem incremental. Is the difference really significant? It’s not always clear.

The Ensembl Weblog: SNP consequences
Did you know that you can use the ensembl API to predict the consequences of your own SNP positions? This is a really popular question and there is some example code on the website to guide you through this

Computational biology: Biological logic : Nature News
modelling using statecharts / discrete events?

Notes from Next Generation Sequencing Workshop in Rome
I was in Rome for two days attending Next Generation Sequencing Workshop organized by EMBRACE (EU FP6 NoE), UPPMAX and CASPUR with the support of the Italian Society of Bioinformatics. It was pretty interesting event and I want to share with you couple...

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downloadable go annotations per species

@ash_mag @BopRock Genetics and Bioinformatics pwns every course title

TM4: Microarray Software Suite
the best free microarray analysis package

Trying to reach Michelle Brazas, PhD from Bioinformatics.ca Do you have any idea? (email wasn't returned)

Lab 2 - Analysis of Affymetrix Microarray Data
using r on raw microarray data

Lowering Pharma firewalls: Just for Bioinformatics or Chemoinformatics also http://bit.ly/2hW8CZ

dChip: Calculating model-based expression values
dchip: set negative expression values to 1. also tells briefly how to get dchip data into R--couple of good pointers. "an output file can be read in r"

Synergizer
gene name translator

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sharan's course pointed to by luay nakhleh

@LeahRosin It's private clouds or nothing for a lot of ppl. Bioinformatics folks are the same: can't put some parts of the data outside.