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CBSU Web Applications
As a part of our mission we are designing easy-to-use web interfaces for various computational biology tools. This application suite and interface is a product of long development of an user friendly system providing access to high performance computing for computational biology. The development started in 2001 as a CBSU project and over the years changed into Computational Biology Applications Suite for High Performance Computing (BioHPC Suite) . This suite is available for download along with the interface source code and will run/interface with any Microsoft-based cluster.
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E-Gel® Go! System — Precast Gels for Quick-Check Analysis
Fast and easy to use, it’s ready to go when you are. The E-Gel® Go! System offers a cost-effective way to quickly check your PCR, restriction digestion, or ligation reactions—or even run a gel in the field. The system is particularly helpful when you only have a few samples.
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All Early Papers from Landscape Ecology
All papers published in Landscape Ecology from its origin in 1987 through 1997 are now available for free downloading as PDF files. This includes all 156 articles published prior to the journal being acquired by Kluwer Academic Publishers (KAP). The journal Landscape Ecology was established in 1987, marking the beginning of new growth and synergy within the field. The journal particularly linked the emerging North American strain of landscape ecology with the more established European traditions.
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The study of speciation, the evolutionary processes that form new species, has long been one of the central topics of evolutionary biology. This central position is partly because the study of how new species arise, diverge and remain separate draws together many strands of study, including population genetics, ecology, behaviour, biogeography and biodiversity. It also remains one of the most intriguing questions in evolution. From appearing virtually ‘solved’ in the mid Twentieth Century, when the geographical classification of speciation mechanisms into allopatric (by far the most dominant explanation), sympatric and parapatric was almost all that needed to be said by way of explanation, speciation has recently undergone a period of intensive study with many important advances. The old frameworks for understanding speciation, such as the geographical classification mentioned above, have begun to look unsatisfactory.
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Infra Eco Network Europe
IENE is a network of experts working with various aspects of transportation, infrastructure and ecology. The network was initiated in 1996 to provide an independent, international and interdisciplinary arena for the exchange and development of expert knowledge - and with the aim to promote a safe and ecologically sustainable pan-European transport infrastructure. IENE arranges international conferences, workshops and symposia, initiates collaboration projects and helps answering questions that require a joint international expertise. IENE international conferences on ecology and transportation provide a recurring interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of new scientific findings and practical experiences between the sectors of environment and transport.
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Honey bees "self-medicate" when their colony is infected with a harmful fungus, bringing in increased amounts of antifungal plant resins to ward off the pathogen. ... > full story
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Bonferroni adjustment
Simple and sophisticated Bonferroni adjustment Anywhere where you compare three or more groups or conditions or repeated measures and get a significant result on the overall test (e.g. ANOVA , Kruskal-Wallis , Friedman…) you usually then want to know which pairs of groups or conditions are sig different. A sig result on the overall test does not tell you this… It just tells you that at least one pair is different. One way to resolve this is to inspect a suitable graph, such as an error bar graph, and see which pairs look most different.SC Wildlands was part of a team that worked with the California Departments of Transportation and Fish and Game on a statewide habitat connectivity effort. California’s wild legacy can be sustained in the face of development and improving transportation networks, provided that our remaining natural areas are functionally connected into a large network of open space. Learn More & Download Report >>
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A magnificent 200 year old cork oak, able to thrive on the poorest mediteranean soils. Thousands of years ago people learnt to harvest their spongy bark for a uniquely versatile material. Cork. They also began to graze the land between the trees and to grow a few other crops. Forests of these cork oaks survive to this day in a few parts of Europe and with them an astonishing variety of plant and animal life.
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R is a powerful data analysis environment that has a large number of useful features. Chief among them are: (1) it is open source and freely distributed, meaning you can download and install it on any computer you have access to, (2) it runs on Windows, Macs, and Linux machines, (3) it is continually updated, monitored, and improved upon by a dedicated team of computer scientists, statisticians, and researchers, (4) the underlying algorithms in the written functions are quite adaptable, somewhat forgiving, and remarkably efficient, (5) the syntax of the language is very intuitive (newbies may scoff at this, so you may have to take my word on this) and (6) there are a vast array of user-contributed packages that allow for many specialized forms of data analysis (two random examples: multivariate analyses [ade4], map drawing [maptools]). One attribute of R that unfortunately makes people choose other platforms is that it is largely a command line interface.
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