The 8th International Biocuration Conference 2015

正Beijing,China,April 23..26,2015The 8th International Biocuration Conference will be organized by Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(CAMS)at Beijing Friendship Hotel,Beijing,China,April 23..26,2015.Biocuration involves the translation and integration of information relevant to biology into a database or resource that enables integration of the scientific literature as well as large     

The 8~(th) International Biocuration Conference 2015 Beijing,China,April 23~26,2015

正The 8th International Biocuration Conference will be organized by Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(CAMS)at Beijing Friendship Hotel,Beijing,China,April 23~26,2015.Biocuration involves the translation and integration of information relevant to biology into a database or resource that enables integration of the scientific literature as well as large     

The 8~(th) International Biocuration Conference 2015Beijing,China,April 23-26,2015

正The 8th International Biocuration Conference will be organized by Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(CAMS)at Beijing Friendship Hotel:Beijing,China,April 23-26,2015.Blocuration involves the translation and integration of information relevant to biology into a database or resource that enables integration of the scientific literature as well as large     

The 8~(th) International Biocuration Conference 2015

正Beijing,China,April 19-22,2015 Biocuration Conference 2015The 8th International Biocuration Conference will be organized by Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences(CAMS)in Beijing,China,April 19-22,2015.Biocuration involves the translation and integration of information relevant to biology into a database or resource that enables integration of the scientific literature as well as large data sets.Accurate and comprehensive representation of biological knowledge,as well as easy access to this data for working scientists and a basis for computational analysis,are primary goals of biocuration.     

第五届国际药用菌大会推迟至2009年9月5～8日在江苏省南通市举行

<正>1999年美国Begell House出版社列刊了《International Journal of Medicinal Mushrooms(国际药用菌)》杂志(简称IJMM),是药用菌科研和产业化进程中的一个里程碑。现任《国际药用菌》杂志主编Solomon P.Wasser教授为国际药用菌     

The 8~(th) International Bioinformatics Workshop (IBW2010)

June 4-6, 2010, Wuhan, China Call for PapersThe 8th International Bioinformatics Workshop (IBW2010) will be held from June 4th to 6th, 2010 in Wuhan University, Wuhan, China. The workshop is organized by Wuhan University,     

The 8~(th) International Workshop on Trichoderma and Gliocladium“TRICHODERMA AND THE ENVIRONMENT”

20 - 2 3September,2 0 0 4ZhejiangUniversity ,Hangzhou ,CHINAINVITATIONOnbehalfoftheOrganizingCommitteeofthe 8thInternationalWorkshoponTrichodermaandGliocladium ,wetakegreatpleasureinextendinganinvitationtoyoutovisitHangzhouinSeptember2 0 0 4 .Wearehonoredtoorga nizeforthefirsttimethewokshopinanAsiancountry .WelookforwardtohostingasmanyofyouaspossibleforaninspiringexchangeofideasandinformationwithfocusoftheWorkshoptopic :TRICHODERMAANDTHEENVIRONMENT .Thescientificprogramw…     

The 8th International Bioinformatics Workshop (IBW2010)

<正>Wuhan,ChinalJune,2010 The 8th International Bioinformatics Workshop (IBW2010) will be held from June 4th to 6th,2010 in Wuhan University,Wuhan,China.The workshop is organized by Wuhan University,coorganized by Journal of Genetics and Genomics and     

Consequences of the discontinuation of the International Protein Index (IPI) database and its substitution by the UniProtKB "complete proteome" sets

The International Protein Index (IPI) database has been one of the most widely used protein databases in MS proteomics approaches. Recently, the closure of IPI in September 2011 was announced. Its recommended replacement is the new UniProt Knowledgebase (UniProtKB) "complete proteome" sets, launched in May 2011. Here, we analyze the consequences of IPI's discontinuation for human and mouse data, and the effect of its substitution with UniProtKB on two levels: (i) data already produced and (ii) newly performed experiments. To estimate the effect on existing data, we investigated how well IPI identifiers map to UniProtKB accessions. We found that 21% of human and 10% of mouse identifiers do not map to UniProtKB and would thus be "lost." To investigate the impact on new experiments, we compared the theoretical search space (i.e. the tryptic peptides) of both resources and found that it is decreased by 14.0% for human and 8.9% for mouse data through IPI's closure. An analysis on the experimental evidence for these "lost" peptides showed that the vast majority has not been identified in experiments available in the major proteomics repositories. It thus seems likely that the search space provided by UniProtKB is of higher quality than the one currently provided by IPI.     

古人类学国际学术讨论会暨纪念北京猿人第一个头盖骨发现60周年

中国科学院古脊椎动物与古人类研究所于1989年10月19日至24日在北京房山区召开了古人类学国际学术讨论会,隆重纪念北京猿人第一个头盖骨发现60周年。此次会议的筹备工作得到了中国科学院领导的大力支持和指导,特别是孙鸿烈副院长多次听取汇报,并作重要指示。     

The 13th International Workshops on Opportunistic Protists (IWOP13)

The 13th International Workshops on Opportunistic Protists (IWOP‐13) was held November 13–15, 2014 in Seville, Spain. The objectives of the IWOP meetings are to: (1) serve as a forum for exchange of new information among active researchers concerning the basic biology, molecular genetics, immunology, biochemistry, pathogenesis, drug development, therapy, and epidemiology of these immunodeficiency‐associated pathogenic eukaryotic microorganisms that are seen in patients with AIDS and; (2) to foster the entry of new and young investigators into these underserved research areas. The IWOP meeting focuses on opportunistic protists; e.g. the free‐living amoebae, Pneumocystis, Cryptosporidium, Toxoplasma, the Microsporidia, and kinetoplastid flagellates. This conference represents the major conference which brings together research groups working on these opportunistic pathogens. Progress has been achieved on understanding the biology of these pathogenic organisms, their involvement in disease causation in both immune deficient and immune competent hosts and is providing important insights into these emerging and reemerging pathogens. A continuing concern of the participants is the ongoing loss of scientific expertise and diversity in this research community. This decline is due to the small size of these research communities and an ongoing lack of understanding by the broader scientific community of the challenges and limitations faced by researchers working on these organisms, which makes these research communities very sensitive to declines in research funding.