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| The human genome is complete and the scientific community is closing in on the genomic inventory of the microflora that human life depends on. The University of Oklahoma's Advanced Center for Genome Technology (ACGT) has played
an important role in revealing the essence of life processes. We are actively engaged in the sequence and functional annotation
of several genomes of health and agricultural importance. In addition to the genome center databases, the OU
Bioinformatics Core Facility hosts the world's largest E. coli Gene Expression database.
The OU ACGT provides the powerful tools of genomics and functional genomics to researchers at the University of Oklahoma and information to users around the world. Under the direction of Drs. Bruce Roe and Tyrrell Conway, the facility has been designated a Genome Center by the National Human Genome Research Institute (NIH-NHGRI) since 1990 and provides a comprehensive microarray core facility and database that handles all aspects of this complex technology seamlessly. |
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17 Mar ‘08 04 Dec ‘06 30 Oct ‘06 Public data release of 45 experiments in E.coli Gene Expression Database. Conceptual model of glucose-lactose diauxie and systematic mutational analysis of stringent response (relA), general stress response (rpoS), catabolite repression (crp), and aerobic respiratory control (arcA). E.coliGenExpDB 30 Sep ‘05 |
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