Programs of Genomic Applications

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Programs of Genomic Applications

• NHLBI

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PGAs -1

• On September 30, 2000, the National Heart, Lung,
  and Blood Institute (NHLBI)
• A major initiative to advance functional genomic
  research related to heart, lung, blood, and sleep
  health and disorders

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PGAs -2

• The goals
• developing information, tools, and resources to
  link genes to biological function on a genomic
  scale
• All the information, reagents, and tools
  developed in the PGAs will be freely available in
  a timely manner to the research community
• Educational mechanism for the community
• The PGAs will provide workshops, courses, and
  visiting scientist programs to facilitate the
  training of researchers in the use of the data
  and related technologies developed by the PGAs.
• Coomunication the PGA Web site
• to provide a central place to learn about the PGA
  Program
• to provide access to PGA-developed resources
  through links to the individual PGA sites.
• Will be updated periodically to provide the most
  recent information available on this NHLBI
  program.

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• BayGenomics
• The NHLBI Bay Area Functional Genomics Consortium
  
• J. David Gladstone InstitutesDr. Stephen G.
  YoungBayGenomics Web Site
• Berkeley PGA
• Comparative Genomic Analysis Of Cardiovascular
  Gene Regulation
• Lawrence Berkeley National LaboratoryDr. Edward
  M. Rubin
• Berkeley PGA Web Site
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• CardioGenomics
• Genomics Of Cardiovascular Development,
  Adaptation And Remodeling
• Harvard Medical School-Beth Israel Deaconess
  Medical CenterDr. Jon SeidmanCardioGenomics Web
  Site
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• HopGenes
• Applied Genomics In Cardiopulmonary Disease
• Johns Hopkins UniversityDr. Joe G.N.
  GarciaHopGenes Web Site
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• InnateImmunity
• Innate Immunity In Heart, Lung, And Blood Disease
  
• University of ArizonaDr. Fernando D.
  MartinezInnateImmunity Web Site

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• ParaBioSys
• Genomic Analysis Of Stress And Inflammation
• Massachusetts General HospitalDr. Mason
  FreemanParaBioSys Web Site
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• PhysGen
• Physiogenomics Of Stressors In Derived Consomic
  Rats
• Medical College of WisconsinDr. Howard J.
  JacobPhysGen Web Site
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• SeattleSNPs
• UW-FHCRC Variation Discovery Resource
• University of WashingtonDr. Deborah A.
  NickersonSeattleSNPs Web Site
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• Southwestern
• Genomics And Proteomics Of Cell Injury And
  Inflammation
• University of Texas Southwest Medical
  Center/DallasDr. Stephen A. JohnstonSouthwestern
  Web Site
• TREX
• Microarray Expression Profiling Of Rodent Models
  Of Human Disease

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DR. Edward M Rubin

• An internationally known geneticist and medical
  researcher
• Director of the US Dept of Energys Joint Genome
  Institute (JGI)
• Director of the Genomics Division at the Lawrence
  Berkeley National Laboratory