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International HapMap consortium expands mapping effort

The International HapMap Consortium, boosted by an additional $3.3 million in public-private support, today announced plans to create an even more powerful map of human genetic variation than originally envisioned. The map will accelerate the discovery of genes related to common diseases, such as asthma, cancer, diabetes and heart disease. When the project was launched in October 2002, th...

Computational Method Speeds Mapping of Cell Signaling Networks

For decades, scientists have been studying how external information gets transmitted from outside of cells to the control centers inside them that trigger particular responses. But cell signaling networks are so complex that mapping them has been a slow, arduous process. Now, a research team from Stanford, MIT and Harvard has developed a new method for charting cellular signaling networks...

Brain-mapping technique aids understanding of sleep, wakefulness

The power of a new technique to map connections among nerve cells in the brain has a UT Southwestern Medical Center scientist dreaming of solving the mysteries of sleep. By tracking which nerve cells in the mouse brain stimulate others, researchers in Japan and at UT Southwestern found that a type of neuron responsible for keeping animals awake receives inhibitory signals from neurons act...

Whole genome promoter mapping - Human Genome Project v2.0?

Investigators from the University California, San Diego (UCSD) Branch of the Ludwig Institute for Cancer Research (LICR) and NimbleGen Systems have developed an efficient method to identify thousands of regulatory sequences in the human genome, according to a study published today in Nature. Genes are defined by their ability to generate a functional product. Thus the 'promoter' - a DNA se...

Mapping neuron connections in the brain

The human brain contains from 10 to 100 billion neurons, and each has hundreds of connections with neighboring neurons. Making sense of these intricate connections is essential to understanding brain function, and the task is a monumental one. Thanks to a new theoretical approach to mapping neuron connectivity published in PLoS Computational Biology by Bagrat Amirikian, a researcher at the...

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Genetic Mapping of Disease Genes from Promega

Description:Edited by I.H. Pawlowitzki, J.H. Edwards and E.A. Thompson (1997) • This volume covers: Linkage in dominant recessive and oligogenic disease, Model free (non-parametric) methods, Tools for gene mapping and applications....
Company:Promega

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Detection and Identification of Phosphorylation Sites in Proteins Using LC/MS/MS with Neutral Fragment Loss Mapping

Michaela Scigelova, Gary Woffendin; Thermo Finnigan, Hemel Hempstead, UK. Malcolm Ward, Helen Byers; Proteome Sciences, London, UK. Diane Hanger; Institute of Psychiatry KCL, London, UK. The data presented here c...

National $100m pilot program to begin mapping cancer genome

The Cancer Genome Atlas is intented to be for cancers what the Human Genome Project was for people a map that will let scientists better distinguish different types of cancer. That means they could prescribe treatments that are more likely to work on patients with particular cancers, rather than more general treatment plans. National agencies are starting with a pilot project u...

OpGen recruits CEO to further gene-mapping business

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Dane County mapping software updated, available to public

The software is called GIS, or a geographic inf...

MG&E Upgrades Mapping Application

Madison, Wis. -- a contract Tuesday to upgrade its existing FRAMME-based AM/FM/GIS application to G/Technology, Intergraphs geofacilities management solution. The initial deployment is scheduled for...

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Brain mapping technique to explain sleep

Researchers from US and Japan have been able to identify a type of neuron that is responsible for keeping the living //beings awake. By tracking the nerve cells in rats, the researchers had found that the identified type of neuron receives inhibitory signals during night that makes them inactive, and hence animals sleep. These neurons produce a chemical called orexin that keeps the ani...

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy aids in mapping protein structure

New research published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences has outlined the procedure// to gauge the strength of hydrogen bonds in proteins, the building blocks of life. The study was conducted by the University of Wisconsin-Madison biochemists led by John Markley, Professor of biochemistry. The research focused on iron-sulfur proteins called rubredoxins. These prot...

U.S. launching cancer gene-mapping pilot

If all the ways genes that go the wrong way to cause cancer were to form a a dictionary, scientists can decipher only part of the first page.// The U.S. government has set out to begin a $100 million US pilot project to unravel the genetic makeup of cancer, with the idea of speeding the discovery of gene culprits and treatments that are today more a matter of luck. Dr. Franci...

Mapping Of Brain Highly Beneficial For Safer Brain Tumor Surgery

Mapping of brain during brain tumor surgery was found to be of much safer for patients by protecting them from the damage to speech and language centers, which happens// at times while performing such delicate surgeries. According to researchers, "intraoperative language mapping" involves operating on an awake patient and mapping the anatomy of the patient's language function during t...

Researchers from Emory University Undertake A New Genetic Mapping

Researchers from Atlanta have announced that in a new project they've begun to draw out a new kind of genetic data that may help explain why some people// are susceptible or resistant to certain diseases. It has been reported that the synopsis of the project that is being undertaken by the researchers of the Emory University was released yesterday, the 10th August, and it is to be pub...

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Cortical Mapping Unit

Description:Ad-Techs Model CMU Cortical Mapping Unit offers you a convenient and easy-to-use means of recording EEGs from exposed cortex during surgery. To maximize the field of view, each electrode plate can be positioned independently over the site. In addition, the cranial clamp provides two alternative mounting locations and each sterile, disposable electrode has its own spherical mount to assist you in...
Company:Ad-Tech Medical

Carto XP Electroanatomical Mapping System

Description:The CARTO XP Electroanatomical Mapping System combines the legendary accuracy of the CARTO System with the operating ease of Windows* software. It integrates seamlessly into your EP environment, adding powerful new tools that enhance your clinical capabilities in an easy-to-upgrade platform that takes you into the future of EP. The intended use of the CARTO XP System is catheter-based cardiac e...
Company:Biosense Webster, a Johnson & Johnson Company

Luma-Cath Lumen Diagnostic Mapping Catheters Fixed and Steerable Curves

Description:Fixed and steerable lumen diagnostic mapping catheters are offered in a variety of catheter configurations...
Company:Irvine Biomedical Inc.

Webster Lasso Circular Mapping Catheter

Description:For Pulmonary Vein Mapping. The LASSO Circular Mapping Catheter from Biosense Webster is the first circular catheter capable of circumferentially mapping the myocardial sleeves around the pulmonary veins (PV). Its unique design allows the sequential assessment of PV potentials for targeted therapy to achieve pulmonary vein isolation. The circular LASSO curve with multiple, precisely spaced elect...
Company:Biosense Webster, a Johnson & Johnson Company

32-bit color mapping software system

Description:This versatile 32-bit color mapping software system enhances clinical evaluations with the output of highly accurate, full color corneal maps. The system offers an enlarged color map, tangential axial maps, sagittal maps, refractive and keratometric data, and peripheral keratometric maps. It provides early phase detection of subclinical keratoconus as well as pre and post-op evaluation. The softw...
Company:Topcon America Corporation

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