Computational Biology Group at Stanford Genome Technology Center
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Data Interpretation Core of the Glue Grant
The host response to trauma and burns is a collection of physiological and pathological processes that depend critically upon the regulation of the human innate immune system. The Glue Grant consortium utilize microarrays, high throughput proteomics, cell separation methods, and bioinformatics to improve our biological understanding of inflammatory response to injury.
The Data Interpretation Core (DIC) focuses on the integrative analysis of comprehensive genomic, proteomic, and clinical data generated by the program. The major functions of DIC include:
• support the development and quality control of Glue Grant protocols for cell separation, sample processing, microarray and mass spectrometry proteomics;
• data analysis of microarray, high throughput proteomics, and cell functional data, as well as their correlation with clinical trajectories of patients;
• development of statistical and bioinformatic algorithms and software tools for large scale translational studies.
