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available to the biomedical researchers in the Maastricht area, we ... projects, our experts
on biostatistics, bioinformatics, molecular genetics and epidemiology ...
population
... via nummer 81995 (secretariaat Population Genetics, Genomics & Bioinformatics).
The Genome Center GCM: Reading the book of life in Maastricht Genomics is an ...
genetics
processes 2: Gene regulation (M. Müller) 12.00 break 12.15 Population genetics of
genomics
nutrient ... by get-together of participants and master in the city of Maastricht. ...
bioinformatics maastricht
microarray maastricht
SNP maastricht
Genomics is an entirely
new area in the life sciences, which has emerged since the genomes of man,
animals, plants and micro-organisms were completely analyzed. Genomics means an
unprecedented increase in knowledge of species and individual organisms and the
interaction between individual and environment. A broad variety of applications
can be anticipated, ranging from individualized diagnostics in health care and
the development of new and safe drugs and food, to environmental safety and
sustainability. The Genome Center Maastricht (GCM) integrates genomics research
and know-how, bioinfomatics and a fully equipped, state-of-the-art
infrastructure to create an optimal environment for research and training
programmes in genomics and the life sciences. The GCM aims at becoming a leading
Gene expression maastricht
Genotyping maastricht
Affymetrix Maastricht
center in international genomics research within the themes of the research
institutes of the University of Maastricht, with NUTRIM being a key player in
this respect. In addition, the Genome Center will facilitate the introduction of
genomics in health care programmes of the academic hospital Maastricht and will
provide support to researchers in the Netherlands and the Euregio and within
specific international collaborations. The Genome Center deals with 4 topics:
gene expression profiling (home-made/commercial), medium- and low-throughput
genotyping, sequencing and bioinfomatics. The Genome Center is situated in newly
built laboratories. About 2 million Euro has already been invested in new
equipment for custom-made (Microgrid II spotter, Biorobotics; mouse, 15K cDNA
collection, human (22K), rat (6K) and mouse (20K) oligonucleotide collections,
Operon; scanner, GMS, will be replaced this year) and commercial (Affymetrix
GeneCHIP system) arrays, including appropriate software tools (Biodiscovery
package, MAS/microDB/datamining tools, Affymetrix) and databases (Celera) for
analysis. For genotyping several platforms are operational (DHPLC, Transgenomic;
Snapshot-ABI3100, Applied Biosystems; Taqman, ABI7700, Applied Biosystems;
Pyrosequencer, Pyrosequencing AB). Sequencing and microsatellite analysis is
performed on 2 ABI3100 (Applied Biosystems) sequencers. Robots (Tecan) and
critical equipment for quality control (Bioanalyser, Agilent) are available as
well. Staff members, technicians, IT-personnel, medical-investigators,
biostatisticians and bioinformaticians are involved in both research projects
and service activities for other users.