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Designed for professionals in the life sciences and related industries. Provides comprehensive coverage of information technology systems, products and services for specific life science applications. Focuses on bio-IT technology, business trends and forecasts, technology selection, government policy and regulations and case studies.
The publication focuses on: Genomic analysis: next-generation sequencing, genome-wide association mapping, and data integration. Discovery informatics: collection, analysis and workflows of compound, microarray, proteomic, imaging, and pre-clinical and clinical data. Systems biology: gene, protein, metabolite, and network/pathway information. Computational modeling: biosimulations of pathways, drug action, and clinical data. Predictiveness: in vitro assays, biomarkers, and animal models. Cheminformatics: structure-based drug design, compound characterization, ADME-Tox, and selectivity. Correlation of biological data: disease diagnosis, patient selection, and drug response. Target data: biological, pathway, interaction, patent, and family. IT infrastructure: grid computing and high-performance computing. Text mining: internal documents and published literature. Semantic web: next-generation data sharing and social networking. Clinical research: electronic data capture, patient recruitment, and adaptive trials. Pharmacogenomics: diagnostics for therapeutics, patient stratification.
Bio-IT World DOES ACCEPT article submissions. They cannot be editorial and are best discussed on a case by case basis with Editor-in-Chief.
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Bio
Designed for professionals in the life sciences and related industries. Provides comprehensive coverage of information technology systems, products and services for specific life science applications. Focuses on bio-IT technology, business trends and forecasts, technology selection, government policy and regulations and case studies. The publication focuses on: Genomic analysis: next-generation sequencing, genome-wide association mapping, and data integration. Discovery informatics: collection, analysis and workflows of compound, microarray, proteomic, imaging, and pre-clinical and clinical data. Systems biology: gene, protein, metabolite, and network/pathway information. Computational modeling: biosimulations of pathways, drug action, and clinical data. Predictiveness: in vitro assays, biomarkers, and animal models. Cheminformatics: structure-based drug design, compound characterization, ADME-Tox, and selectivity. Correlation of biological data: disease diagnosis, patient selection, and drug response. Target data: biological, pathway, interaction, patent, and family. IT infrastructure: grid computing and high-performance computing. Text mining: internal documents and published literature. Semantic web: next-generation data sharing and social networking. Clinical research: electronic data capture, patient recruitment, and adaptive trials. Pharmacogenomics: diagnostics for therapeutics, patient stratification. Bio-IT World DOES ACCEPT article submissions. They cannot be editorial and are best discussed on a case by case basis with Editor-in-Chief.
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Biotechnology, Biotechnology Industry, Life Sciences
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