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1. Alberti S, Trerotola M, Emerson A, Rossi E An automated approach to the in-silico identification of chimeric mRNAs Meeting: BITS 2006 - Year: 2006 Full text in a new tab Topic: Miscellanea Abstract: Missing |
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2. Calogero RA, Motta S, Pedrazzi G, Rago S, Rossi E, Iazzetti G, Turra R Mining literature to improve biological knowledge extraction by microarray transcriptional profiling Meeting: BIOCOMP 2002 - Year: 2002 Full text in a new tab Topic: Abstract: Missing |
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3. Eberini I, Emerson A, Gambari R, Rossi E, Giuliani S, Piccagli L Molecular Dynamics Simulation of the NF-kB Transcription Factor Meeting: BITS 2007 - Year: 2007 Full text in a new tab Topic: Structural biology and drug design Abstract: Missing |
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4. Emerson A, Liuni S, Castrignanò T, Rossi E Plan for a National Infrastructure in Bioinformatics Meeting: BIOCOMP 2003 - Year: 2003 Full text in a new tab Topic: Others Abstract: Missing |
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5. Emerson A, Rossi E Immunogrid - The European Virtual Human Immune System Project Meeting: BITS 2006 - Year: 2006 Full text in a new tab Topic: Computational systems biology Abstract: Missing |
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6. Emerson A, Rossi E, Giuliani S A database infrastructure for microarray data Meeting: BITS 2005 - Year: 2005 Full text in a new tab Topic: Unspecified Abstract: The usual procedure employed in the analysis of microarray data typically involves little more than a desktop workstation and a spreadsheet program. However, managing data in the form of spreadsheet files is not convenient, particularly when submitting results to public databases prior to publication. In addition, many researchers are discovering that data coming from the latest generation of microarray chips, which may contain many tens of thousands of gene probes, cannot be processed even with the most powerful personal computer. A further deficiency is that normally there is no provision for the systematic recording of information related to the experiment themselves, e.g. platform design, sample hybridization or protocols; such data are critical in checking reproducibility and for comparing with other experiments. Motivation for a more sophisticated and rigorous approach to microarray analysis data has come from researchers in the Hormone Responsive Breast Cancer Network (HRBC, http://www.hrbcgenomics. net/ ), where the analysis and sharing of microarray data with other members of the project, as well as comparison with relevant data in public repositories, are essential requirements |
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7. Giuliani S, Rossi S, D'Ascia S, Rossi E, Emerson A, Fiameni G, Tagliavini L, Frangiamone G, Volinia S Microarray data infrastructure using Gebbalab based on Alfresco technology Meeting: BITS 2007 - Year: 2007 Full text in a new tab Topic: Biomedical informatics Abstract: Missing |
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8. Romani A, Trerotola M, Guerra E, Emerson A, Rossi E, Bronowska A, Alberti S Detection and analysis of spliced chimeric mRNAs in sequence databanks Meeting: BIOCOMP 2003 - Year: 2003 Full text in a new tab Topic: Novel algorithms Abstract: Missing |
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9. Rossi E, Giuliani S, Gamberoni G, Volinia S, Frangiamone G, D'Ascia S GebbaMA: archive and management of microarray data Meeting: BITS 2009 - Year: 2009 Full text in a new tab Topic: Databases, Ontologies, Tools and Applications Abstract: Missing |