Systems Biology
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Systems Biology
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Cell Cycle Ontology 2.0
We completed a major revison of the Cell Cycle Ontology: CCO 2.0. This version has a broader taxonomic coverage - the 7 most important model organisms in the field of cell cycle: human, mouse, fly, worm, fission yeast, budding yeast, Arabidopsis. CCO 2.0 re-uses the source IDs instead of minting CCO specific ones; it has 'all-some' semantics and a SIO based upper level ontology (01.03.2012).
Crossover Project
Crossover Research has been funded by the Norwegian Research Council to develop arenas for learning processes between Ethical Legal and Social Aspects (ELSA) research and researchers in technology and natural sciences, in this case systems biology, medicine and computer science (01.10.2011).
Virtual Physiological Human Network of Excellence
NTNU has become General Member of the Virtual Physiological Human Network of Excellence.The focus of our efforts will be on toolkit development, semantic data integration and modelling of processes in the gastrointestinal tract.
1.8 billion triples in our BioGateway triple store
After an update with the most recent data from OBO ontologies (83 ontologies), GOA gene annotations (1983 species), SwissProt and NCBI taxonomy we now have now 1.8 billion triples in our BioGateway triple store.
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Contact information
Contact information
System Biology at the Faculty of Natural Sciences
Prof. Eivind Almaas
Department of Biotechnology and Food Science
Room: Kjemi III / 336
Phone +47 735 97860
Assoc. Prof. Nadi Skjøndal-Bar
Department Chemical Engineering
Room:Kjemi I/313
Phone +47 735 94124
Prof. Martin Kuiper
Department of Biology
Room: D1-111,Natural Science Building
Phone +47 735 50348
Postal address:
NTNU
NO-7491 Trondheim
Norway