libraries.
Martj as a whole is pretty out-of-date and needs a serious rewrite. It's
on the to-do list!
cheers,
Richard
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OR and NOT are not implemented anywhere in the BioMart API. The API only
understands AND.
Therefore, MartShell can only use AND as it depends on the API to run
the queries for it.
cheers,
Richard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Can any one please
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Just as a first thought, there are spaces in the internalName for the
Anopheles option. Internal names should not have whitespace or
Javascript-sensitive symbols in as this can cause weird problems
elsewhere in the software. Try removing the space
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Hi Marie.
BioMart-related questions should be directed to mart-dev instead of
ensembl-dev. I've copied this email to that list so hopefully one of the
team (maybe even me!) will answer it later.
cheers,
Richard
Marie Vivian Wong NONLILLY wrote:
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Hi. Thanks for noticing this - I've now renamed all instances of
variables called enum in the CVS code for 0.5.
In general, we don't officially support Java 1.5, simply because we
haven't tested against that platform. We develop against Java 1.4
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The dates don't necessarily follow each other.
The dataset modified date is the last time that someone ran an 'update
all', or the date when the dataset was first created if no updates have
been made yet.
The dataset configuration modified date was
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This was solved by installing DBD::mysql.
The configure.pl script was correctly parsing the registry XML, but on
attempting to connect via DBI was failing because it could not load the
appropriate database driver, due to it not being installed.
Note
/MartRegistry
Jennifer
Richard Holland wrote:
Hello again.
That's not registry XML. That's the XML that MartBuilder uses to store
dataset definitions when you use the File-Save menu option, so that you
can continue working with them later if you need to. If this is the file
that you gave
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The first concerns regular expressions. I have an attribute that is a
peptide sequence and would like to be able to search for a regular
expression, so for example give me all the results where the peptide
contains the sequence EIL. In
actually still
work. Damian can probably help you get it configured, or you can connect
to dictybase with MartEditor and copy what you find there.
Next time I should test things first! :)
cheers,
Richard
Arek Kasprzyk wrote:
On 24 Jan 2007, at 16:52, Richard Holland wrote:
We don't support LIKE
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Interesting idea, but unfortunately it wouldn't work, as hash codes are
not unique. There is a chance that two rows of a dataset could produce
the same hash even though they were different rows, and hence some
distinct results would be treated as
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This line of the log indicates the problem:
Can't open a reference at
/home/etai/.html/biomart/biomart-perl/lib/BioMart/Web.pm line 1850.
This is a Perl version incompatibility. It is trying to open a
filehandle over a string then write the results
cheers,
Richard
Etai Jacob wrote:
Yes we have, the last version:(
On 2/13/07, Richard Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm. Well it must be a CPAN module then... not sure exactly as I've not
seen this problem before. The line I quoted is definitely the line that
is causing your
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Not sure if this is your email client formatting it wrong, but it seems
that you have spaces around the equals signs in your XML query. This is
not valid XML syntax so is likely to be one potential cause of the
problem. Your Query XML should read like
Bioinformatics
Roslin Institute
-Original Message-
From: Richard Holland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 21 February 2007 13:17
To: trevor paterson (RI)
Cc: mart-dev@ebi.ac.uk; andy law (RI)
Subject: Re: [mart-dev] Webservice querying problem
Not sure if this is your email
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Will Spooner wrote:
On Tue, 27 Feb 2007, Arek Kasprzyk wrote:
For the dimension named 'foo', the main table has the following
attributes;
foo_count - the number of corresponding records in foo__dm
foo_dmlist - the list of names of the
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When starting up, MartShell reads the local registry file and downloads
all the dataset configs from the various marts described in the
registry. It does this every time, whether or not the registry is the
default one (which redirects to a full config
Institute (Edinburgh) (the Institute) unless specifically
stated by a sender who is duly authorised to do so on behalf of the
Institute
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Preferences in MartEditor are stored using the Java Preferences API. The
location is OS-dependent but on my Ubuntu Linux machine it is:
~/.java/.userPrefs/org/ensembl/mart/editor/
The safest way to clear it out is to remove the entire
or change the
connection details? Do you mean the window just doesn't open? There is
no code at all in MartEditor that blocks users from viewing or changing
the information in the connection dialog.
cheers,
Richard
Richard Holland wrote:
Preferences in MartEditor are stored using the Java Preferences
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I believe that the only way to do this at present is to construct a GET
request URL string, exactly like the mart links on the left panel of
Ensembl's ComparaView. This supports only a limited range of functions,
e.g. only a single dataset can be
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The dropdown options are preserved during export regardless of table
content.
cheers,
Richard
Robert Hamon wrote:
Does this also mean that whatever options I remove from a Make Dropdown
they will still popup in biomart because the template is
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Hi Robert.
We are considering putting this function back in for 0.6.
In the meantime you can work around it by modifying the HTML formatter
code in your local copy.
Line 131 of biomart-perl/lib/Formatter/HTML.pm looks like this:
push
. The existing 'Exon (Gene)'
option remains and is unaltered in the forthcoming 44 release, but in
the 45 release it will be renamed to just 'Exon' to reflect the fact
that it is independent of the Gene/Transcript distinction in Ensembl.
cheers,
Richard
Richard Holland wrote:
Hi all.
Ensembl 44
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If I'm going to be perfectly honest, the way we do it in Ensembl is to
use mysqldump to dump the meta* tables from the old release and then run
the scripts that mysqldump generates against the new database,
effectively copying-and-pasting the XML
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By list boxes do you mean boxes where you can type in multiple IDs or
upload files of IDs, or do you mean drop-down menus of values from the
database?
If the latter, there is an automated way of doing this - right click on
the filter and choose 'make
--clean when reconfiguring.
Thanks
On 5/1/07 3:20 AM, Richard Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you send us the httpd.conf file that was generated so that we can
see if we can spot any patterns.
Also, what was the command you typed to start Apache, and what is the
current
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Out of curiosity, when you say that for some main table entries there
are no corresponding dimension entries, do you mean that corresponding
rows simply do not exist? It's a mart requirement that dimension rows
must always exist for every main row
as description_biodatabase,b.name as
name_biodatabase from public.bioentry as a left join
bioseqdbmart-# public.biodatabase as b on a.biodatabase_id=b.biodatabase_id;
ERROR: relation public.bioentry does not exist
bioseqdbmart=#
Brian O.
On 5/24/07 10:36 AM, Richard Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED
a schema, not
just a database (it's based on Mysql).
BIO
On 5/24/07 10:36 AM, Richard Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I know BioSQL well! :)
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to
dump out the data to textfiles, to support heterogenous db-engine
setups. The tables could then be created in the target database and
textfiles subsequently loaded.
Mummi
On 24 May 2007, at 16:59, Richard Holland wrote:
Hello.
The quick answer is 'no'.
The slightly
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buttonURL is for a type of filter that allows an external panel to be
opened for purposes of value selection (e.g. the Expression filters in
the Ensembl Gene datasets). It's very specific to this set of filters
and not really intended for use
the API, irrespective of the web-service
querying method.
2007/6/27, Richard Holland [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
This is deliberate.
'upstream_flank' is something called an AttributeFilter - it is an
attribute because it appears in the attribute pages, but it is also a
filter because it has a user
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So the question is: if I ask for 5'UTR+upstream-800, shouldn't I
always be getting at least 800 bp of upstream sequence, irrespective
of the absence/presence of the 5'UTR?
The upstream/downstream generator adds extra bases relative to the
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HTTP 502 = Bad Gateway
usually means a proxying problem.
Matteo Floris wrote:
Dear developers,
I get this error when I try to download 3 gramene datasets (I can
download only Rice Polymorphism):
Debug:
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Hello. This happens when multiple marts contain dataset with the same names.
You need to do what the error message says and regroup marts with
conflicting datasets into separate virtual schema tags. Then, you need
to insert the appropriate virtual
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Andrew needs 0.4 so if you could send him a few lines that need to be
modified,
it should be ok, I think
Andrew: you need to open up DatabaseDatabaseConfigUtils.java in the
martj/src/java/org/ensembl/mart/lib/config and find the following lines
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The error is being generated by Postgres and means exactly what it says
- - your disks are full.
As Postgres is well-designed and generally well-behaved software, it
will be deleting all temporary files before exiting and reporting the
error message.
single entry.
So, for A.Gam and X.Tro with Orthologues, there is only one entry in the
CSV file - compara_agam_xtro_ortholog. This is the entry that will get
selected regardless of the order in which the user selects the two
species involved.
cheers,
Richard
Gianfranco Frau wrote:
Richard Holland
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This is going to sound obvious but it's worth checking to see if the
machine actually has a 64-bit version of expat installed?
If that doesn't fix it, then the question may be better directed at the
relevant Apache forums as it relates specifically
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You need to change the settings.conf file so that the line referring to
/usr/sbin/httpd refers to the actual location of your Apache httpd binary.
cheers,
Richard
Joel Hedlund wrote:
Hi!
I can't install standalone biomart on ubuntu 7.04. Could
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I was on annual leave on Friday, then it was a public holiday here in
the UK on Monday. Back at work now though!
Could you post the entire stacktrace of the exception message that you
get? That will pinpoint the specific line of code that is causing
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Funnily enough Syed had this exact same bug on his machine the other
day, which was the first time I'd ever seen it.
It affects only machines where the Java GTK look-and-feel is used. It is
due to a naming clash between methods in the Swing API and
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Apologies. Step 1 should have read:
cd ~/.biomart
cheers,
Richard
Joel Hedlund wrote:
1. cd ~/.biomart/martbuilder
OK.
2. Edit the 'properties' file.
No such file. Created it.
3. If there is a line that starts
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An even smaller note:
Martbuilder does not protest if the original table has no primary key.
SQL is generated with no problem. But then marteditor chokes when
following the steps in 3.2 Configuration using MartEditor, right when
I press Naive.
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Hi David.
We're aware of this and are working on a solution. It'll be around 7-10
days until it is fixed.
cheers,
Richard
David Withers wrote:
When I submit the query:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!DOCTYPE Query
Query
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Currently there is no such feature.
But Arek may have something planned for the future...?
cheers,
Richard
Allan Kamau wrote:
Hi,
Is there a provision to order the resultset in 0.6?
Allan.
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BioMart cannot currently use the results from one query or subquery as a
filter to apply to another query, which is what I think you're asking?
(You would want to obtain genomic coordinates for the ESTs as your
subquery then use those as input to some
are currently available on the
biomart.org website and to users working directly with the marts from
martdb.ensembl.org:3316. The ensembl.org website will be updated at a
later date.
cheers,
Richard
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in the next release of MartBuilder/Runner - not yet out,
but Arek probably has a date in mind.
cheers,
Richard
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http://www.biomart.org/
http://www.biojava.org
using the database locations described above.
cheers,
Richard
Aristotelis Tsirigos wrote:
How can we query biomart on older ensembl datasets? Say for example I
want the GO annotations for human, release 42.
Thanks!
Aris
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\nModPerl::Registry::handler('ModPerl::Registry',
'Apache2::RequestRec=SCALAR(0x35c1410)') called at -e line 0\neval {...} at -e
line 0\n
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Tel. +44 (0)1223 494416
http://www.biomart.org/
http
,
- Amir Karger
Research Computing
Life Sciences Division
Harvard University
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, but not both.
I am not sure how to fix this. Have you experienced this before?
Regards,
Wick Gankanda
California Institute of Technology
Pasadena, California
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copies of them stored in different places, which would need to
be compressed and checksummed using the same algorithm MEditor uses. Quite
apart from the fact that the XML syntax is not really human-readable in
this instance.
I hope the above helps a bit!
cheers,
Richard
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. We'll let everyone know when it's ready.
cheers,
Richard
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of EMBL genome .embl files and run a script on them
that would use Bioperl to throw them into BioSQL tables, and then
MartBuilder could create a mart out of them.
http://news.open-bio.org/archives/2008_03.html#94
Perhaps you already know all about this.
-Amir
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The specific problem lies in the fact that the API for DataSource
changed in Java 1.6, and requires implementing classes to support
extra methods in the interface that weren't there in 1.4/1.5. Hence
our DetailedDataSource class, which was written to comply with the
1.4/1.5 APIs do not support the
Also - BioMart builds its own httpd.conf and does not integrate with
any existing Apache installation, if that's what you mean by a broken
httpd.conf? On top of that, without apxs, it wouldn't have been able
to build it's own httpd.conf anyway.
cheers,
Richard
2008/5/16 Arek Kasprzyk [EMAIL
by the people who design the distro's packages and stuff gets
installed all over the place...).
cheers,
Richard
2008/5/17 Renato golin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Richard Holland wrote:
Also - BioMart builds its own httpd.conf and does not integrate with
any existing Apache installation, if that's what you
Yup - it'll only merge them into a single dataset if they are all
connected X-Y-Z with 1:M X-Y, 1:M Y-Z, etc.
Otherwise you'll get one dataset per table.
cheers,
Richard
2008/6/5 Renato golin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Richard Holland wrote:
Your dataset is called CV_COMMENT_TOPICS and so is your
Hello. Glad that the cross-schema thing got sorted. Yes, you can
create marts in any schema based on any other schema in the same
server (and in the case of Oracle, you can even do it cross-server if
you have cross-database links configured - ask your DBA!), but you
definitely cannot build a mart
Yup, that's a bug! Not sure how that one slipped through. Could you
confirm what version you are using (0.5/0.6/0.7)? Then let Arek/Syed
know. Arek/Syed - once you know the version, can you find
OracleDialect, and do a search-and-replace for all instances of 'add
column' to 'add'? I don't have
Yup, it's a known problem. When you do a list query, BioMart
concatenates all the values together into a comma-separated list and
passes it to the 'IN' clause of the database SQL query. Obviously if
the values themselves contain commas, this doesn't work too well.
Not sure what the progress is
That's a bug in MBuilder that's resulted from the Oracle code being
cut-and-pasted from the Postgres code.
Arek/Syed - you'll have to go through OracleDialect and completely
remove any lines which output 'set' to the SQL buffer.
2008/6/16 Renato Golin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
Just got
MartView/MartService are designed to be served from within an Apache
instance, which in turn must have mod_perl enabled, and the system
must have a number of Perl modules installed as prerequisites for
MartView to work.
As long as you can install Apache+mod_perl+the Perl modules on your XP
Yes, if you set up the second filter as a 'pointerFilter' to the first
one. Take a look in the Ensembl MartEditor configs for guidance on how
to set up pointer filters. (You can get the configs by pointing
MartEditor at martdb.ensembl.org).
2008/6/20 Sandra Derozier [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi,
If I
you know how to fix this? (I
guess some kind of extra step is needed during SQL construction that
spots the like qualifier and wraps the search expression in % symbols
unless it already contains one).
cheers,
Richard
2008/7/1 Renato Golin [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Richard Holland wrote:
Can you check
an unpredictable subset of the query's rows. You might be asking for
the tenth through twentieth rows, but tenth through twentieth in what
ordering? The ordering is unknown, unless you specified ORDER BY.
Thanks for your help
Olivier
Le 11 juil. 08 à 20:29, Richard Holland a écrit :
I'm
! :)
cheers,
Richard
2008/7/15 Arek Kasprzyk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 15-Jul-08, at 10:15 AM, Richard Holland wrote:
Olivier is right.
BioMart has been built around the rather convenient but undocumented
feature (or bug?) of MySQL that identical queries will always return
results in the same order
a filter on the page where I can just
type a word and it will return me all records containing that word,
not just equal to it.
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Richard
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-09-19 at 15:47 +0100, Richard Holland wrote:
Hello.
When I make a 'like' filter, I have to type '%' signs into the filter
value to indicate the position of the wildcards.
Is there any type of filter I can use where it internally
automatically adds '%' to both ends of the filter value before
; // Don't muck
with these!
130a131,134
if (key.equals(internalName)) {
// Don't overwrite internal names.
value = to.getAttribute(key);
}
cheers,
Richard
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?
Thanks! :)
2009/1/8 Richard Holland holl...@eaglegenomics.com
mailto:holl...@eaglegenomics.com
The BioMart SOAP scripts are only available on the release-0_7 branch of
/cvsroot/biomart/biomart-perl at cvs.sanger.ac.uk
http://cvs.sanger.ac.uk. They have not been
://www.cisban.ac.uk
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-01-08 at 19:47 +, Richard Holland wrote:
The only way to stop it doing this and to generate class names that
match the XSD names exactly (thus avoiding the case clash) is to write a
But isn't that a sure way to no ends of hacks ?
Without knowing for sure I'd guess that many contemporary
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200 OK
[...]
[newline]
Status: 200 OK
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?
or I missed some httpd configuration?
Thanks!
Dong
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it is trivial to set up ensembl_mart_52, I would rather rely on a set
of scripts or similar to repeat the mart building process for the
Ensembl version 53 database.
Thanks,
Joachim
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/merging attribute ?
Thanks
Nikhil
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as to the problem?
Dr. Jay Moore
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distribution. Does anyone have any tips on a good linux distro to
choose for BioMart (for example versions of Apache, Perl, etc) which
would give me an easy install. Is Suse better?
Thanks for your help.
Robert
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access that data until the database
server comes back up or it is reconfigured to use an alternative source
instead (reconfiguration requires a restart).
Hopefully this helps!
thanks,
Richard
Thanks very much,
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to be the same as ours.
We are using an oracle database and they are using mysql. Could this
make a difference?
Thanks
Rebecca
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that for these machines Java will no longer be
officially supported at all, therefore taking martj with it. Java 1.5
will also no longer be available to install from the repositories in
Ubuntu Linux from version 10.04 onwards.
cheers,
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are seeing that if attributes are selected from
transcripts__main and from different dm tables, only those
transcript that have rows in ALL selected dm tables are displayed
onthe results page.
Thanks,
rochak
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for help.
Regards.
Jennifer
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runs
of this type. Also, if there's an obviously better way of getting this
sort of data (counts of SNPs per gene), let me know...I may very well be
missing something. Thanks!
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=/biomart/martservice
port=80 serverVirtualSchema=default visible=0 /
/MartRegistry
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and when I should
use which tools?
UCSC genome browser provide mysql database access and processed
datafiles. Biomart also provides queries. Could somebody also compare
them so that I choose the more appropriate one for any give task that
is at my hand.
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Operations
am trying to update an existing local Ensembl mart.
Thank you in advance.
-Kiran
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,
Joachim
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Faculty of Life Sciences
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presentation? I've looked in http://www.ebi.ac.uk/~arek/talks/ which has
talks from 2007 and earlier.
thanks for any help,
Leandro
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Zhengyan (George) Kan
Computational Biology
Pfizer, La Jolla
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