There are a variety of resources available on the www that accelerate our ability to get the research and development done.  Following is a list of our most favorite sites.

Projects we are involved in:

  • NIH/NHLBI Program in Genomics Applications - Project 1, use of microarray on mouse models to identify human gene candidates for cardiac illness.  We also handle all the informatics and data submission/archival.
  •  NIH/NCI Advanced Technology Program - This program funds our work on the DOC arrays and their application to cancer research.
  •  NIH/NCI SPORE Program - In collaboration with John Minna, we use gene expression microarrays to understand lung cancer.  We also provide arrays and analysis service to all other NIH/NCI SPORE research groups.
  •  State of Texas ARP - Two of our projects are funded by the State of Texas, including the development of the hyperspectral imaging microscope and the work on Snide to identify SNPs.
  • Beckman Coulter Collaboration - We are using the CEQ to sequence difficult regions and share our data with Beckman so that improvements can be made to base calling software.  We are also developing codes for alignment and SNP calling.
  • BioThreat Data Repository - We are currently working on a www-accessible data warehouse for those researching biological warfare pathogens.

Microarrays:

National Databases:

Dictionaries:

Pharmaceutical Information

UTSW Specific:

  • Campus Maps Location of each building in the UT Southwestern Medical Center
  • Electronic Books from UT Southwestern Medical Center library
  • NetLibrary A collection of electronic books to which UT Southwestern Medical Center library has subscribed - access from UTSW only

Cool Links:

  • American Association for Cancer Research (AACR)
  • American Universities A list of US university home pages. A more extensive list that include universities and colleges around the world may be found here
  • Google A search engine in which the results are ranked according to the number of sites that link to them. The most "popular" sites are therefore listed first.
  • Human Genome News Online newsletter on the genome projects (DOE)
  • Human Genome Research The DOE's (Department of Energy) web site on the genome projects
  • Human Genome Information The DOE Oak Ridge Educational Information resource,  a really good place for basic genetics and genomics information.
  • DNA Sequence Analysis Tools
  • ELSI  Ethical Legal and Social Issues on aspects of human genetics.
  • Cancer & Genetics The site provides comprehensive links to reliable information about genes, their associated proteins, and genetic mutations associated with cancer and related disorders.

Genetic Testing, Counseling and Education:

Biotechnology Business: