Preliminary Program


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Wednesday, 5. October 2005  
                
  9:00-13:00 Registration  
             
                
  9:00-12:00 Tutorials
  • Ines Liebich: Experiences with Integrated Databases
  • Ulrich Meier: Solutions for Grid Computing in Life Sciences
  • Florian Markowetz: Computational Inference of Cellular Networks
             
  12:30-13:45 Lunch  
             
             
  13:45-14:00 Welcome Address  
             
             
Session 1: RNA-Structures (Chair: Robert Giegerich)
             
  14:00-14:45 IT Peter Schuster (University of Vienna, Austria)
Landscapes in RNA folding and evolution
 
             
  14:45-15:15 RP Ulrike Mückstein, Hakim Tafer, Jörg Hackermüller, Stephan H. Bernhart, Peter F. Stadler, Ivo L. Hofacker
Thermodynamics of RNA-RNA Binding
 
             
  15:15-15:45 RP Ivo L. Hofacker, Peter F. Stadler
Memory Efficient Folding Algorithms for Circular RNA Secondary Structures
 
             
  15:45-16:25 Coffee break  
             
             
Session 2: Sequence Analysis (Chair: Hans-Werner Mewes)
             
  16:25-17:10 IT Tom Slezak (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA)
A large-scale application of comparative genomics for biodefense
 
             
  17:10-17:40 RP Christian Wawra and Mohamed I. Abouelhoda, Enno Ohlebusch
Efficient mapping of large cDNA/EST databases to genomes: A comparison of two different strategies
 
             
  17:40-18:10 RP Annette Höglund, Pierre Dönnes, Torsten Blum, Hans-Werner Adolph, Oliver Kohlbacher
Using N-terminal targeting sequences, amino acid composition, and sequence motifs for predicting protein subcellular localization
 
             
  18:10-18:30 DN J.O. Korbel, T. Doerks, L.J. Jensen, C. Perez-Iratxeta, S. Kaczanowski, S. Hooper, M. Andrade, P. Bork
Systematic Association of Genes and Phenotypes Using Literature and Genome Mining Indicates Novel Pathogenicity-Factors
 
             
  18:30-20:45 Poster Session A  
             


 
Thursday, 6. October 2005  
                
             
Session 3: Microarrays (Chair: Martin Vingron)
             
  8:30-9:15 IT Guo-Ping Zhao (Chinese National Genome Center, Shanghai, China)
SARS molecular epidemiology and SARS-CoV evolution: Combating an emerging infectious disease with the regimen of genomics and bioinformatics
 
             
  9:15-9:45 RP Alexander Kel, Tatiana Konovalova, Tagir Valeev, Evgeny Cheremushkin, Olga Kel-Margoulis, Edgar Wingender
Composite Module Analyst: A Fitness-Based Tool for Prediction of Transcription Regulation
 
             
  9:45-10:15 RP Katrin Fundel, Robert Küffner, Thomas Aigner, Ralf Zimmer
Data Processing Effects on the Interpretation of Microarray Gene Expression Experiments
 
             
  10:15-10:45 RP Alexey V. Antonov, Igor V. Tetko, Denis Kosykh, Dmitrij Surmeli, Hans-Werner Mewes
Exploiting scale-free information from expression data for cancer classification
 
             
  10:45-11:25 Coffee break  
             
             
Session 4: Structure and Docking (Chair: Jeremy Smith)
             
  11:25-12:10 IT Rolf Hilgenfeld (University Lübeck, Germany)
Proteins of SARS coronavirus - experimental and theoretical studies
 
             
  12:10-12:40 RP Jean-Christophe Nebel
Generation of 3D templates of active sites of proteins with rigid prosthetic groups
 
             
  12:40-13:10 RP Axel Griewel, Matthias Rarey
From greedy to branch & bound and back: Assessing optimization strategies for incremental construction molecular docking tools
 
             
  13:10-14:10 Lunch  
             
             
Session 5: Populations and Evolution (Chair: Peter F. Stadler)
             
  14:10-14:55 IT Li Jin (Fudan University, Shanghai, China)
Linkage Disequilibrium Sharing and TagSNP Portability Between Populations
 
             
  14:55-15:25 RP Hannes Luz, Martin Vingron
Family specific rates of protein evolution
 
             
  15:25-15:45 DN Ming Zhang, Anne-Kathrin Schultz, Burkhard Morgenstern, Mario Stanke, Bette Korber, Thomas Leitner
Greater HIV Genome Diversities Inferred From Re-subtyping of HIV Database Sequences
 
             
  15:45-16:05 DN Csaba Pál, Balázs Papp, Martin J. Lercher
Evolution of metabolic networks in bacteria
 
             
  16:05-18:20 Coffee break and Poster Session B  
             
  16:15 Society Meetings (Dechema, GI, GBM)  
             
  19:15 Social Event  
             


 
Friday, 7. October 2005  
                
             
Session 6: Protein Structures and Interactions (Chair: Oliver Kohlbacher)
             
  8:30-9:15 IT David A. Case (Scripps Research Institute, La Jolla, USA)
Macromolecular Simulations Using Continuum Solvent Models
 
             
  9:15-9:45 RP Alexander Seifert, Michael Krahn, Stephan Tatzel, Rolf D. Schmid, Jürgen Pleiss
A Model of Specificity and Selectivity of Mammalian Cytochrome P450 Monooxygenases
 
             
  9:45-10:15 RP Bingding Huang, Michael Schroeder
Using residue propensities and tightness of fit to improve rigid-body protein-protein docking
 
             
  10:15-10:35 DN Oliver Martin
Consensus scoring of Protein-Protein Docking Solutions
 
             
  10:35-11:15 Coffee break  
             
             
Session 7: Metabolic Networks (Chair: Dietmar Schomburg)
             
  11:15-12:00 IT Hugo Kubinyi (University of Heidelberg, Germany)
Chemistry meets Biology: Chemogenomics in Drug Discovery
 
             
  12:00-12:30 RP Ari Rantanen, Taneli Mielikäinen, Juho Rousu, Esko Ukkonen
Planning isotopomer measurements for estimation of metabolic fluxes
 
             
  12:30-13:00 RP Christian Spieth, Felix Streichert, Nora Speer, Andreas Zell
Inferring Regulatory Systems with Noisy Pathway Information
 
             
  13:00-13:20 DN M. Oldiges, M. Kunze, J. Magnus, R. Takors
Microbial Metabolome Analysis: A Source of in-vivo Metabolite Data for Metabolic Modelling
 
             
  13:20 Final Remarks  
             
             

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