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| | | E. coli Gene Expression Database | ||
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The University of Oklahoma Bioinformatics Core hosts the E. coli Gene Expression Database. EcoliGenExpDB was designed from the biologist’s perspective, with a tool box-style, integrated and interactive display interface and a simplified warehouse architecture, for analyzing a large and growing body of over 1200 multiplatform microarray experiments and 450 mouse intestinal colonization assays for the model organism Escherichia coli. | |||
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| GenExpDB | |
| Who: | Tyrrell Conway, OU |
| What: | E. coli Gene Expression Database |
| Where: | GenExpDB |
| Updates | Incremental, as site is modified with data and applications |
| Upcoming events | link to event calendar, if applicable |
| Web Services | |
About GenExpDB
The University of Oklahoma Bioinformatics Core hosts the E. coli Gene Expression Database. EcoliGenExpDB was designed from the biologist’s perspective, with a tool box-style, integrated and interactive display interface and a simplified warehouse architecture, for analyzing a large and growing body of over 1200 multiplatform microarray experiments and 450 mouse intestinal colonization assays for the model organism Escherichia coli.
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