▽gravityboy's Journal ●05/01 08:16 The fundamental reason for all of this is that biological information depends wholly on context. For example, you can sequence the whole genome, but it’s totally unclear what genes will be expressed at any given time unless you have much more information about the cell type, developmental stage, pathologies, and so forth. As far as I can see, all our bioinformatics tools have failed completely at providing any sort of
▽Bioclipse ●04/06 04:27 Bioclipse 2.6.2 released! Nov 4, 2016: Bioclipse 2.6.2 is now released and available for download from SourceForge. The release contains bugfixes and compatibility improvements. The original 2.6 release brought new features and bug fixes in cheminformatics and drug discovery, including improved QSAR functionality, site-of-metabolism prediction, semantic web functionality, browsing of large compound collections and editing of chemical structures. Click the arrow for a quick tour of Bioclipses features »
