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Computational analysis and modeling of the Myelin Basic Protein gene regulation
Faulty gene regulation is implicated in a wide variety of diseases. Gene regulation is the process cells…
View details2006Competition
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Computational and laboratory characterization of genomic islands of potential relevance to bacterial pathogenicity
Infectious diseases cause one-third of all human deaths worldwide. Microbiologists are beginning to get a clearer picture…
View details2003Competition
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Computational characterization of genomic islands and their origins
Bacteria are the most abundant type of life on earth and are constantly adapting to survive in…
View details2006Competition
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Computational identification and quantitative modeling of dynamic cellular pathways
The ability of cells to carry out life functions arises from the collective behavior of interacting molecules.…
View details2005Competition
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Computational identification of genetic variation in gene regulatory networks
Our genes encode all the information that makes us human. The recent sequencing of the human genome,…
View details2004Competition
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Computational methods for array CGH analysis for improved diagnosis of human cancers
Chromosomal instability is a hallmark of tumour cells in human cancer. Regions of chromosomal instability can have…
View details2006Competition
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Computational prediction and analysis of subcellular localization of bacterial proteins
Jennifer Gardy’s research is directed at predicting the location of proteins in disease-causing bacteria that could be…
View details2004Competition
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Computational simulation of transcription factor binding for the prediction of regulatory regions in DNA sequences
The regulation of when and where a gene is turned on (gene expression) is a complex process,…
View details2008Competition
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Computer-assisted femoral head resurfacing
Every year more than 20,000 Canadians with advanced osteoarthritis receive hip replacements. A new surgical technique resurfaces…
View details2004Competition
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Conditional genetic screens to define gene-gene and gene-drug interactions in normal and malignant human cells
Approximately eight per cent of breast cancers are caused by inherited mutations in genes called BRCA1 and…
View details2008Competition
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Confronting White Performative Benevolence and Institutional Hegemony in Health Systems Transformation: Epistemic Justice and Accountable Allyship in Advancing Indigenous Health Nursing
Racism continues to harm Indigenous Peoples in B.C. health care, even when organizations say they support reconciliation…
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