The 11th International Workshop on Data Mining in Bioinformatics
Workshop - Beijing, China
BIOKDD 2012 encourages submissions on analyzing a broad range of biological, biochemical, and clinical datasets.
The data of interest include “omic” datasets (genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic, interactomic), biochemical datasets, and clinical datasets (ranging from physiological measurements to free text).
Papers that integrate multiple types of data to extract novel information will also be of great interest to the workshop.
The topics of interest, classified according to data type, include the following:
Genomics/Sequence Analysis:
Analysis of next-generation sequencing data Phylogenetics and comparative genomics Genome-wide association studies and genetic interactions Motif finding; Population genetics, Haplotype analysis
Transcriptomics/Functional Genomics:
Analysis of DNA microarray and RNA-seq data RNAi and microRNA analysis Biomarker discovery; RNA structure prediction
Proteomics:
Computational proteomics
Prediction of protein structure and interactions Identification of drug targets Post-translational regulation of proteins
Metabolomics:
Analysis and comparison of metabolic networks and pathways
Systems Biology/Interactomics:
Analysis of protein interaction networks Genetic regulatory networks, DNA-protein interactions Modeling of biological systems Mining of gene-environment, gene-drug, drug-drug interactions
Clinical and Translational Informatics:
Mining electronic health records
Ontologies
Privacy issues in medical informatics
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Sun, Aug 12, 2012 - Sun, Aug 12, 2012
Beijing, China
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