Our bioinformatics team from Indian Agricultural Statistics - TopicsExpress



          

Our bioinformatics team from Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute, Indian Council of Agricultural Research, Government of India, is interested in collaborating with researchers working in the area of experimental biology. Our team consists of scientists from biology, statistical and computer sciences stream We have a good experience in following areas of bioinformatics- 1. Genome Assembly and Annotation 2. Transcriptomics data analysis (Microarray and RNAseq data) 3. Network Biology (Gene Regulatory Network, Protein-protein interaction, Pathway Analysis etc.) 4. Epigenetics (Post-transcriptional Modification, miRNA prediction etc.) 5. Web-portal and database development 6. Protein structure prediction and docking 7. SSR mining 8. Genome wide association study 9. Application of Machine Learning Techniques in Bioinformatics We have developed a National Agricultural Biocomputing Portal. The National Agricultural Biocomputing Portal has been developed to provide a single point of access to High Performance Computing (HPC) resources established under World Bank funded National Agricultural Innovation Project (NAIP), ICAR, New Delhi sub project “Establishment of National Agricultural Bioinformatics Grid in ICAR”. The Super-Computing grid consists of (i) 256 nodes Linux cluster with two masters, (ii) 16 nodes Windows cluster with one master, (iii) 16 nodes GP/GPU cluster with one master and (iv) one SMP of 64 cores with 1.5 TB RAM at IASRI, New Delhi. Apart from this five mini Super Computers at five domain institutions i.e. 16 nodes Linux based cluster with one master at NBPGR New Delhi, NBAGR Karnal, NBFGR Lucknow, NBAIM Mau and NBAII, Bangalore forms a National Agricultural Bioinformatics Grid (NABG) in the country. This national grid has more than 1.5 Peta Byte storage divided into three different types of architecture namely Network Attached Storage (NAS), Parallel File System (PFS) and Archival. Various bioinformatics applications/software/tools have been installed on these clusters. The portal is designed for seamless integration with grid computing architecture and providing services such as application services, grid information services, user authentication services, data management services, e-mail notification services etc. The portal is developed using open source tools comprising of Joomla with Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP/PERL. You can visit our website: cabgrid.res.in/cabin/ Contact: Dr Monendra Grover Senior Scientist Centre for Agricultural Bioinformatics Indian Agricultural Statistics Research Institute Library Avenue, Pusa, New Delhi -12 India Email: monendra_grover@yahoo
Posted on: Sat, 20 Dec 2014 08:46:35 +0000

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