• Acquisition of Hardware
  • Darwin
    • X-Serve Apple Cluster that acts a single monolithic computer with six 64-bit processors.
    • BioTeam’s iNquiry Bioinformatics package is hosted on this cluster.
  • X-Grid
    • Three dual processor Power Mac G5’s
    • With the X-Grid tied to Darwin, possibility exists for parallel computing
      
      
• Bioinformatics integrated across disciplines and in multiple course levels.
  • BIOL 341 - Bioinformatics: Project 1 Cloning of a Gene for Kanamycin Resistance into pUC19 (Wendy Shuttleworth)
  • BIOL 362 – Cellular and Molecular Biology: Bioinformatics Project (Jacob Hornby)
  • CHEM 463 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry Lab: Modeling Metalloproteins for Structural Analysis (Matt Johnston)
  • CHEM 481 - Biochemistry: Bioinformatics Project: Visualization of Conserved Regions of Proteins (Wendy Shuttleworth)
  • Computer Science and Bioinformatics integration for CS 111 - Foundations of Programming, CS 213 Data Structures, and CS 310 Analysis of Algorithms (Holly Patterson-McNeill)
  • FSCI 101: Introduction to Forensic Science Lab: Forensic Entomology Part II; Bioinformatics Tools (Matt Johnston)

The INBRE program is supported by NIH Grant Number P20 RR016454 from the INBRE Program of the National Center for Research Resources