Scientific Projects/Research
BIOBASE is a member of the following publicly funded research consortia, the first two of them being coordinated by BIOBASE (Alexander Kel):
- Net2Drug: Integrated Labwork, Bio- and Cheminformatics technology for fighting breast cancer (9 partners; funded under EU6) http://www.biobase.de/pages/index.php?id=437
- Sysco: Combined experimental, bioinformatics and simulation approaches to analyze intracellular parasitism (8 partners; funded under EU6)
- TRANSISTOR: Bioinformatics modeling of plant regulatory circuits (7 partners; Marie-Curie Project funded under EU6)
- Valapodyn: Dynamic modeling of data on brain pathologies (7 partners; funded under EU6)
- Eurodia: Potential targets for prevention and treatment of dysfunctional insulin secretion in type 2 diabetes (20 partners; funded under EU6)
- Gen2Phen: Unified genotype-phenotype database (19 partners; funded under EU7)
- LipidomicNet: Identification of targets for and biomarkers of energy overload diseases through lipid protein interactions (21 partners; funded under EU7);
- GlobCell: Global scale analysis and prediction of human cellular behaviour in a complex environment (4 partners; funded by Eurotrans-Bio, ETB).
- TCellTalk: (3 partners; funded by German Ministry of Research in the Forsys partnering program)
In addition, BIOBASE has entered research partnerships with
- University Medicine of Georg August University of Göttingen, Göttingen, Germany (E. Wingender);
- University of Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan (S. Miyano);
- Windber Research Institute & Strategic Medicine, Inc, Windber/PA, USA (M. Liebman);
- Fraunhofer Institute of Toxicology and Experimental Medicine, Hannover, Germany;
- Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley/CA, USA (I. Dubchak);
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