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• At least one of the poster authors must be a speaker or a registered attendee of the conference.
• The poster itself may be no larger than 4' by 4'. Prepare to exhibit the poster for both pushpin and Velcro.
• During the poster exhibition evening (Tuesday, February 4, 2003), the presenter must be in the poster exhibition room and available to discuss the work with conference attendees.

The poster exhibition room (Balboa Room) opens at 12:00 noon on Tuesday to allow presenters time to hang their posters. Poster presenters must be present in the poster exhibition room at 6:00 pm for the formal poster session. There is no audio/visual support for the poster session.

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Posters

A HYBRID PROGRESSIVE-ITERATIVE ALGORITHM FOR MULTIPLE STRUCTURAL ALIGNMENT Presented by: Dmitry Lupyan, Researcher, Mount Sinai School of Medicine ACGT - A Comparative Genomics Tool Presented by: Tao Xie, Postdoc, Institute for Syatems Biology An Automated protocol for analysis of Polyketide Synthases. Presented by: Gitanjali Yadav, SRF, Natinal Institute Of Immunology An Open-Source Parallelization of BLAST Presented by: Wu-chun Feng, Team Leader & Adjunct Assistant Professor, Los Alamos National Laboratory ASTRANOM System for TRAnscriptional Networks Observation and Modelling Presented by: Eugene Berezikov, Dr., Hubrecht Laboratory BioneQ - The Quebec Bioinformatics Network Presented by: Sylvain Foisy, Project Manager, BioneQ Biopipe - A flexible workflow framework for bioinformatics analysis Presented by: Kiran Ratnapu, Bioinformatics Programmer, Fugu-Informatics, IMCB BTW: a corpus-based Bilingual Terminological Wizard for Biology Studies Presented by: Yini Cui, Miss, Shanghai Jiaotong University Cancer Bioinformatics Infrastructure Objects (caBIO) Presented by: Himanso Sahni, Sr.Software Engineer, NCI/SAIC Characterization of Transposable Elements Presented by: Wan-Ying Chang, Assistant Professor, California State University, Fullerton DNA Sequence Analysis Using Microsoft .Net Presented by: Pacha Nambi, Computer Instructor, Bellevue Community College, Bellevue, WA 98004 Dynamic Data Visualization in Bioinformatics Presented by: Satyam Priyadarshy, Consultant, RKR Group Exploring the Swissprot data model Presented by: Eric Jain Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics Extension of A Bayesian Recombination Detection Model Presented by: FANG FANG, Graduate Student, Iowa State University Finding Short Sequence Regions with Unusual Homology in Multiple, Diverse Sequences Presented by: John McNeil, V.P. of Informatics, Ibis Therapeutics GenBankParser: When all you want is to parse the flat files. Presented by: John Kloss, Programmer, Database Administrator, Systems Administrator, Genome Sequencing Center, Washington University Medical School in St. Louis GeneDB: a generic database for genome resources Presented by: Arnaud Kerhornou, scientific programmer, The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute Generating the physical map of the Fugu genome: Development of computer system by using Java 2 Enter Presented by: Tanya Vavouri, Ms, MRC-Human Genome Mapping Project Resource Centre, UK Hardware accelerated iterative sequence profile search Presented by: Roland Luethy, Ph.D., TimeLogic Corp. High Throughput Assay Design for Re-Sequencing of Exons Presented by: Ellen Kloss Washington University In Silico Identification of Candidate Single Nucleotide Polymorphism in Model Organisms Presented by: Victor Guryev, Dr., Hubrecht Laboratory Integration of BioPerl for the analysis of plant genomic sequences at Orion Genomics Presented by: Andy Nunberg, Computational Biologist, Orion Genomics Neural Network-Based Prediction of Mutation Induced Protein Stability Changes Presented by: Christopher Frenz, Graduate Student, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Process Biology: integrated genomics and bioinformatics tools for improved target assessment Presented by: Sittichoke Saisanit, Principal Scientist, Hoffmann-La Roche Inc. Profiling Genomes with Genomic Signature Tags (GSTs) Presented by: Sean McCorkle, Bioinformaticist, Brookhaven National Laboratory SWISS-PROT: more than a protein sequence database Presented by: Isabelle Phan, Dr., Swiss Institute of Bioinformatics The distance function us the continuous distance of biopolymer sequences Presented by: Gagik Hakobyan, Assoc. prof., Yerevan State University The E-MSD relational database and search system Presented by: John Tate, Dr, European Bioinformatics Institute Web Tools for Sequenceing Data Flow Presented by: Steve Stoufer, Scientist, Roche Bioscience

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