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David De Roure

User: David De Roure

Name: David De Roure

Joined: Saturday 21 July 2007 @ 07:26:51 (BST)

Last seen: Monday 17 November 2008 @ 11:47:42 (GMT)

Email (public): dder [at] ecs.soton.ac.uk

Website: http://www.soton.ac.uk/~dder

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Ending the Tyranny of the Grid!

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acetanilide comparison study (test)

Created: 18/08/08 @ 17:58:31 | Last updated: 18/08/08 @ 17:58:32

Links to repository records, data files and Blog discussions for infra-red, hot stage microscopy, differential scanning calorimetry and x-ray crystallography studies on a small family of simple acetanilides

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Carole's Keynotes

Created: 27/09/08 @ 19:52:17 | Last updated: 15/10/08 @ 08:55:46

Carole Goble's 2008 keynote talks that feature myExperiment, in PowerPoint 97-2003 format. All myExperiment presentation can be found on the wiki on http://wiki.myexperiment.org/index.php/Presentations

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Retrieve SNPs from regions around known genes (v1)

Created: 05/03/08 @ 14:12:33 | Last updated: 29/07/08 @ 15:18:38

Credits: Tomoinn

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Given a list of Gene IDs this workflow will query against the Ensembl human genome data to fetch the genomic region for each gene, extend that region by 1000bp in each direction and use this set of ranges, one per gene, to build a query against dbSNP to return the SNP identifier and location information (chromosome name, strand and position)

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