Gerstein Group -- Yale Bioinformatics


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Our Research
We do research in the field of bioinformatics, focusing on 4 main topics: using computation to annotate genome sequences, mine expression datasets and molecular networks, analyze families, and simulate macromolecular structures. [More]

	Genomics: Mining and Annotating Intergenic Regions, especially in relation to Pseudogenes Pseudogene DB , Tiling Tools , GeneCensus

	Proteomics: Using Networks to Mine Functional Genomics Data & Understand Protein Function Network Tools , Expression Site

	Structural Genomics: Analysis of Folds & Families on a Large Scale Parts List

	Computational Biophysics: Relating Macromolecular Motions & Packing MolMovDB , Geometry Tools

We have a final focus examining how broader societal issues with computation impact biological science—e.g. related to e-publishing .
We disseminate our research through published papers, software and web tools, and on-line lectures and courses. (Permissions statement about redistributing website material.)

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Organizations at Yale that we are affiliated with: Compututational Biology & Bioinformatics Program (CBB), MB&B & CS Departments, Center for Structural Biology (CSB), Center for Genomics & Proteomics (CGP), Center for Excellence in Genome Sciences (CEGS), Yale Microarray Database (YMD), NHLBI Proteomics Center
Affiliated organizations beyond Yale: North East Structural Genomics Consortium (NESG.ORG), ENCODE & modENCODE Consortia, 1000 Genomes Consortium
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