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SECTION HEADS
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Physiological Genomics & Medicine Group, Imperial College London, London, UK
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Department of Medicine, University of Rochester, Rochester, NY, USA
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Center for Biomedical Informatics, Harvard Medical School, Children's Hospital of Boston, Boston, MA, USA
Section Topics
- » Computational approaches
- » Disease gene mapping recombination mapping, miscellaneous diseases
- » Epigenetics & disease
- » Expression profiling, disease specialty
- » Expression profiling/disease gene mapping, biocomputing
- » Gene identification/ integrative models/ spectrum of diseases
- » Genetic factors & physiological influence in cancer
- » Genetic factors in atherosclerosis
- » Genetic factors in hypertension: chromosomal substitution to identify genes of complex physiological pathways
- » Genetic factors in hypertension: diabetes & obesity, natural & directed gene alteration, cloning techniques that enable nuclear reprogramming
- » Hypertension/cardiovascular disease
- » Mapping & complex phenotyping, expression profiling, computational approaches, endocrinology
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Daniel Beard, Medical College of Wisconsin, USA. F1000 Physiology
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