Bioinformatics/IT Support

$335,755U01FY2008DANIH

University Of California, San Francisco, San Francisco CA

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Abstract

(5) The Bioinformatics & IT Core, led by Drs. Karp and Pouliot, will provide computerized modeling of addictionrelated pathways to assist the Statistics Core's pathway-based association analyses, provide a data warehouse system to serve as an integrated repository of genotypic and phenotypic data shared within PNAT, and maintain a Webbased system for project management, coordination, and scientific exchange.

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