Sentences with phrase «of omics»

Would you have been happier if they had gone with anonymous alleged reviewers in one of OMICS hundreds of journals?

Dr. Smoller is a Tepper Family MGH Research Scholar and also serves as Director of the Omics Unit of the MGH Division of Clinical Research and co-Director of the Partners HealthCare Biobank at MGH.

A plastic cartridge design that will be made 3D printable as part of the Omics in Space project.

As a result, a massive amount of omics data is currently being generated which will be difficult to exploit using solely bioinformatic criteria.

The Application of Omics Data to the Development of AOPs — Mary T. McBride, A Systems Biology Approach to Advancing Adverse Outcome Pathways for Risk Assessment

The development of omics technologies, such as metabolomics and proteomics, and systems biology have dramatically enhanced the ability to understand biological phenomena.

«This work provides the first demonstration of this combination of omics tools to gain a more mechanistic understanding of life in permafrost and the changes that occur during natural thaw,» said Jansson.

A little googling shows that this «journal» is part of the OMICS group, a pay - to - publish scam.

Not exact matches

«The driver is really going to be the most important «-- omics» science of all: which is economics.

Omics International publishes more than 50,000 scientific articles a year — all of which are freely available to the public.

From their analysis, which is not based on omic technologies but represents the most comprehensive compilation of GE crop composition data to date, the authors conclude that compositional differences between GE varieties and their conventional comparators are «encompassed within the natural variability of the conventional crop and that the composition of GM and conventional crops can not be disaggregated.»

«We have been able to produce a precise omics - level molecular atlas of the aortic valve and the molecular network of calcific aortic valve disease,» said first author Florian Schlotter, MD, a research fellow in the Center for Interdisciplinary Cardiovascular Sciences at BWH.

To get an overall picture of how the communities transform from frozen snoozers to bustling bacteria, they used a combination of molecular tools collectively known as «omics.»

But integrating omic datasets can reveal a much more complete view of biological activity (right).

So now his lab is tracking omic data from 100 people, most of whom have elevated blood sugar levels, but have not yet been diagnosed with diabetes.

Multi-omics has perhaps received the most attention in the context of human health — but that's also the realm where it's hardest to piece together the omic layers.

A team of multidisciplinary researchers with expertise spanning biotechnology, information technology, and medicine have used a combination of several «omics technologies to map proteins down to the single cell level, showing both proteins restricted to certain tissues — such as the brain, heart, or liver — and those present in all tissues.

«Students contemplating careers may be well served to join the legions of 21st Century cartographers, who, like the DOE JGI user community, are interpreting the coordinates generated by the tools of genomics and other advanced omics to map the metabolic potential of the planet.»

IOM found many potential problems inherent in tests based on omics, which it defines as research that looks for patterns in large sets of molecules such as proteins, DNA, RNA, or metabolites.

The Institute of Medicine (IOM) report says that so - called «omics» tests — diagnostic tools based on molecular patterns — are highly prone to errors; it recommends they be rigorously validated before being used in clinical trials.

There are ongoing studies which focus on the discovery of molecular biomarkers of the VSV - ZEBOV vaccine in healthy individuals using omics - based technologies in combination with a systems biology approach,» says Ali Harandi.

What's more, the researchers hope to be able to add other types of «omics data such as RNA sequencing, epigenetic information, and histone modifications.

Piero Carninci at the RIKEN Yokohama Institute's Omics Science Center in Japan, and colleagues, combined powerful computer modelling with «deep sequencing» — a process which decodes huge numbers of DNA sequences to discover...

The new approach was developed by the Functional Annotation of the Mammalian Genome (FANTOM) international consortium, organized by RIKEN Omics Science Center in Yokohama, Japan.

A group led by Piero Carninci, a biologist at Omics, looked at how genetic elements known as retrotransposons scattered through genomes affect the synthesis of RNA.

«There is a strong movement in systems biology to become more translational,» says Fabian Theis, director of the Institute of Computational Biology at the Helmholtz Zentrum München, in Germany, «and medical research is generating lots of «omics measurements.»

Lipidomics is another integral piece of the metabolomics puzzle, but it has been a neglected area of «omics, because few researchers explore these molecules — at least compared to their investigation of DNA, RNA, and proteins.

Starting with Genomics, the so - called «Omics Revolution» has resulted in the creation (or renaming) of a broad range of research areas, including proteomics, metabolomics, interferomics, and glycomics.

That requires analytical and bioinformatics tools to conduct disease or therapeutic association and pathway analysis that combines various forms of «omics data.

He is now a postdoctoral scholar in the Division of Biology and Biological Engineering at Caltech, working with Lior Pachter on statistics for omics based cell biology.

The researchers developed an easy - to - use toolkit, which can be used to integrate the different layers of «omics» data from the BXD mouse population.

The goal of the center is to produce original high - impact research in the fields of translational - omics and bioinformatics, to enrich and enhance research occurring within other divisions and departments with these disciplines, as well as to foster novel collaborative projects across the Institute.

-- In silico basic and systems biology: We develop innovative approaches to reverse engineer biological networks from omics data, model tumor progression at the genomic, transcriptomic and epigenetic level, automatically annotate new proteins and functional elements through integration of complex and heterogeneous data, including data obtained from high - throughput sequencing or time - lapse video - microscopy.

In order to dissect these defects, we utilize a unique approach including deep assessment of patient phenotype, clinical genetic testing to identify underlying genetic contributions to these features, and the application of combinatorial functional omics (transcriptome, metabolome, etc.) to uncover the pathological cellular states that result from these genetic changes.

These questions will be addressed by combining unbiased «omics» - approaches (i.e. genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics) and a targeted genetic analysis with both superresolution live - cell imaging and electron microscopy of nanotube - forming cells.

However, the interpretation of large omics data and the understanding of complex metabolic interactions in engineered microbes remains challenging.

Modern molecular technologies (genomics and other omics), through comparing nucleic acid and amino acid sequences across living species, are enabling the identification of genetic components and patterns stingily conserved by evolution, from those in which times of evolutionary branching of the tree of life can be inferred.

Perhaps the most intriguing — and contentious — finding of the paper (as highlighted by GT's In Sequence magazine and Keith Robison on Omics Omics) was that few of the somatic mutations in the metastasis were detected in the primary tumor sample from 9 years earlier.

Professor of Communications & Editor - In - Chief, OMICS: A Journal of Integrative Biology, Toronto, Canada

Note that a part of this call will focus on early involvement in integrative omics projects, see -LSB-...]

Omics experiments used to require tens of thousands of cells.

Facilitate the introduction of pharmacogenomics and advanced omics technologies into the mainstream clinical practice.

GILBERT: You know, you can put «omics» at the end of anything and get a new tool out of it.

It should be noted that the 7th Pan Arab Human Genetics Conference will be held from 18 to 20 January 2018 at Conrad hotel in Dubai, and will discuss the Omics Era through 4 main topics: precision medicine, big data in human genetics, genomics of multifactorial disorders, and the current trend in human genetics sciences.

Since then, so - called Omics technologies have flourished, allowing researchers, for example, to observe and quantify thousands of gene products in a single tissue sample.

Although conventional immunology approaches are invaluable, integration of multiple layers of information, derived from distinct «Omics» analyses such as transcriptomics, and metabolomics provides a better understanding of the complex mechanisms of immunity induced by vaccines.

Meta - omics uncover temporal regulation of pathways across oral microbiome genera during in vitro sugar metabolism.

«Omics Tech, Gut - on - a-Chip, and Bacterial Engineering» featured three new approaches to studying a suite of gastrointestinal illnesses called inflammatory bowel diseases (IBDs), which impact at least 1 million Americans and many more worldwide.

After a short time investigating the deep biosphere he obtained a Lectureship (2001) in the Department of Microbiology, University College Cork, Ireland where he transferred these «omic» skills into the human gut and started to investigate the human gut ecosystem in health and disease.

The program hence includes a variety of «Omics» techniques, such as genomics, proteomics, and lipidomics, as well as single - molecule approaches and high - resolution 2D and 3D imaging and microscopy.