Bioinformatics Consulting CoreWarren Kibbe, Director 312-503-3229 wakibbe@northwestern.edu http://bcwiki.bioinformatics.northwestern.edu/bcwiki/index.php/Main_Page The Bioinformatics Core Facility provides analysis, support and design for next generation sequencing, microarrays, proteomics, clinical trial informatics as well as custom web-based database development for basic science and clinical projects. The goal is to provide Feinberg researchers with in-house expertise of bioinformatics in order to produce studies that ultimately result in publications and grants. - Providing clinical trial informatics support (NOTIS, caBIGTM) and clinical informatics (Prostate, Ovarian, Breast)
- Providing advanced analysis and data management of next generation sequencing, microarray and proteomic data
- Interpreting gene lists in the context of pathways and diseases
- Providing meta-analysis of microarray data using OncoMine
- Providing pathway analysis using Ingenuity
- Conducting the hands-on CAMDA workshop on analyzing massive genomics data, including next generation sequencing, microarrays and proteomics
- Developing, maintaining, updating, and distributing software libraries in the Bioconductor package for Illumina data analysis (Lumi, an NU initiative)
- Developing, maintaining, updating, and distributing software libraries in the Bioconductor package for disease ontology analysis (FunDO, an NU initiative)
- Developing, maintaining, updating, and distributing software libraries in the Bioconductor package for biological network analysis (GeneAnswers, an NU initiative)
- Data mining and integrating with public and data resources, including Gene Ontology, Disease Ontology (an NU initiative), Bioconductor, caBIG®
- Providing tissue banking informatics (caBIG® tools)
- Providing model organism database informatics
- Providing imaging data management, some analysis
- Providing life science focused web-database development
- Providing secure server management, data management and architecture design services
- Consulting on experiment design and planning (one hour initial consultation free of charge)
- Preparing grants and manuscripts
ALL MANUSCRIPTS AND GRANTS PRESENTING WORK SUPPORTED BY THIS CORE SHOULD INCLUDE THE FOLLOWING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This work was supported by the Northwestern University Bioinformatics Consulting Core, a Cancer Center Support Grant (NCI CA060553), and a grant from the National Center for Research Resources (UL1 RR025741).
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