The SAS proposals for participation in FP6 projects are listed in blocks according to the FP6 priority theme structure
FP6 priority |
1.1.1 Genomics and Biotechnology for Health
1.1.1.1 |
Title of the proposal |
Bioinformatics infrastructure in life sciences |
Institute |
Slovak Academy of Sciences, Institute of Molecular Biology Dubravska cesta 21, 842 51 Bratislava, Slovak Republic
http://imb.savba.sk |
Contact |
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Research subject for a potential FP6 project
Bioinformatics represents research field closely related to all life sciences. It provides molecular genomics and proteoimcs data and tools, e.g. DNA and protein databases, software packages for biological data analysis or software/hardware database systems. Integral part of this basic support is education and training in field of bioinformatics, on both, undergraduate and postgraduate level. Important objective is to co-operate with ongoing and future scientific project, to emphasis importance of bioinformatics tools in biological data analysis. To build informatics infrastructure for life sciences is necessary for its additional growth and flexibility, to provide knowledgebase for ready accommodation of new resources and systems. To have bioinformatics infrastructure on national level can emphasis locally specific requirements and capabilities |
Recent international cooperation of the research team
Member of EMBnet, Slovak National EMBnet Node
5th FP project “The core European bioinformatics research infrastructure in the life sciences (EMBCORE)” |
Proposer´s relevant publications related to the research subject
Klucar, L., Novakova, R., Homerova, D., Sevcikova, B., Turna, J., Kormanec, J. (2000): Phylogenetic analysis of the rplA genes encoding ribosomal protein L1. Folia Microbiol. 46, 99-106. Kormutakova, R., Klucar, L., Turna, J. (2000): DNA sequence analysis of the tellurite-resistance determinant from clinical strain of Escherichia coli and identification of essential genes. Biometals 13, 135-139.
Klucar, L., Turna, J. (1998): Bioinformatics – a novel tool in molecular biology. Chem. Papers 52, 280.
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