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Polar interactions drive drug absorption
26 Jun 2012
Being able to predict the absorption of drugs is highly relevant to drug discovery and drug development. In this respect, the concept of the polar sur...
Plasmid-free LAB
25 Jun 2012
Lactobacillus plantarum is one of the most versatile species of lactic acid bacteria (LAB), which are widely used in food fermentation processes, but ...
Where the genome breaks
25 Jun 2012
Human genetic variation is not only caused by mutations that alter the sequence. Structural variation, in which regions of the genome are for example ...
A warm winter with NBICs advanced NGS courses - presenting our LS course overview for 2012
25 Jun 2012
In recent years NBIC has set up the successful PhD school for bioinformaticians and is now filling the Life Sciences (LS) programme. Following up on t...
Workshop on cross technology
21 Jun 2012
Friday June 1st, the Dutch Tech Centre for Life Sciences (DTL) organized a workshop with representatives from key Life Sciences technologies
Phenotype Database Jamboree
14 Jun 2012
NBIC is co-organizing a 3-day jamboree around Phenotype Database, one of the NBIC showcase software products. A dedicated group of participants from a...
CTMM and NBIC gave insight into DNA at Technology Week
08 Jun 2012
What is my genetic identity? What does my DNA look like? Can I find my DNA online? Answers to these questions were given during the Dutch Technology W...
Genalice has won ICT Innovation Award
07 Jun 2012
Genalice, partner in the NBIC consortium, has won the ICT Office Innovation Award for its Biomarker Discovery Platform for Oncology. Summary of ...
GRASS, a novel assembly scaffolder
07 Jun 2012
Sequencing a genome may have become a routine activity, it still remains a serious puzzle to put the millions of small DNA fragments or short reads, b...
Visit DTL online
01 Jun 2012
The Dutch Tech Centre for Life Sciences (DTL) is a collaborative public-private initiative to provide high-end and pioneer technology to enable ground...
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