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- What can bioinformatics contribute to explain the origin of life?David Penny. 1
- A new method for modeling protein evolutionTobias Müller, Rainer Spang, Martin Vingron. 2-8
- Topology in Phenotype SpaceJan Cupal. 9-15
- An Information Theoretic Analysis Of Correlation Among Amino Acid Sites In bHLH Protein DomainsWilliam R. Atchley. 16
- Combining Divide-and-Conquer, the A:::*:::-Algorithm, and Successive Realignment Approaches to Speed Multiple Sequence AlignmentKnut Reinert, Jens Stoye, Torsten Will. 17-24
- Predicting transcription factor binding sites by constructing context specific matricesNiels Grabe, Ralf Hofestädt. 25-36
- Engineering Support Vector Machine Kerneis That Recognize Translation Initialion SitesAlexander Zien, Gunnar Rätsch, Sebastian Mika, Bernhard Schölkopf, Christian Lemmen, Alex J. Smola, Thomas Lengauer, Klaus-Robert Müller. 37-43
- A Whole Genome Assembler for DrosophilaGene Myers. 44
- Genome Sequence Assembly Using Trace Signals and Additional Sequence InformationBastien Chevreux, Thomas Wetter, Sándor Suhai. 45-56
- SESAM: Seed Extraction Sequence Analysis MethodNormann Strack, Hans-Werner Mewes. 59-65
- Phylogeny meets sequence searchMarc Rehmsmeier, Martin Vingron. 66-72
- Conserved secondary structures in hepatitis B virus DNARoman R. Stocsits, Ivo L. Hofacker, Peter F. Stadler. 73-79
- Functional Genomics - an integrated approach to the biosiencesDietmar Schomburg. 80
- Rapid Software Prototyping in Computational Molecular BiologyOliver Kohlbacher, Hans-Peter Lenhof. 81-92
- Algorithmic approach to quantifying the hydrophobic force contribution in protein foldingRolf Backofen, Sebastian Will, Peter Clote. 93-106
- An efficient potential for protein sequence designG. Weberndorfer, Ivo L. Hofacker, Peter F. Stadler. 107-112
- Quantitative approach to the analysis of complex hormonal signallingKlaus Prank, Georg Brabant. 113-126
- Nonlinear Numerical Optimization Technique Based on a Genetic Algorithm for Inverse Problems: Towards the Inference of Genetic NetworksDaisuke Tominaga, Masahiro Okamoto, Yukihiro Maki, Shoji Watanabe, Yukihiro Eguchi. 127-140
- Pathway analysis in metabolic databases via differetial metabolic display (DMD)Robert Küffner, Ralf Zimmer, Thomas Lengauer. 141-147
- E2F composite units in promoters of cell cycle genesAlexander E. Kel, Olga V. Kel-Margoulis, Edgar Wingender. 148-154
- Onthological design patternsfor the integration of molecular biological informationJacqueline Renée Reich. 156-166
- HOBACGEN: A database of homologous genes in bacteriaGuy Perrière, Laurent Duret. 167-173
- A database framework for mapping expression patternsXin Chen, Andreas W. M. Dress, Holger Karas, Ingmar Reuter, Edgar Wingender. 174-178
- A generic system for the management of sequence annotationsOle Bents, Hans-Werner Mewes. 179-180
- Clustering Protein Sequences ? Structure Prediction by Transitive HomologyEva Bolten, Alexander Schliep, Sebastian Schneckener, Dietmar Schomburg, Rainer Schrader. 181
- CYTOMER® : A database on gene expression sourcesXin Chen, Edgar Wingender. 182-183
- Assembly of Genomic Sequences Assisted by Automatic FinishingBastien Chevreux, Thomas Pfisterer, Thomas Wetter, Sándor Suhai. 183-184
- W2H: a WWW Interface to Applications in BioinformaticsPeter Ernst, Karl-Heinz Glatting, Martin Senger, Sándor Suhai. 184-185
- Interpreting Clusters of Gene Expression Profiles in Terms of Metabolic PathwaysMatthias Fellenberg, Hans-Werner Mewes. 185-187
- Understanding the sequence-structure-function relationship of lipasesMarkus Fischer, Tanja Schulz, Jürgen Pleiss, Rolf D. Schmid. 188
- Erosion Detection Yields More Plausible Phylogenetic TreesGeorg Fuellen, Johann-Wolfgang Wägele. 189
- MARGBench - An Approach for Integration, Modeling and Animation of Metabolic NetworksAndreas Freier, Ralf Hofestädt, Matthias Lange, Uwe Scholz. 190-194
- Kohonen maps are suitable for a biologically meaningful classification of transcription factor binding site matricesKorbinian Grote, Ralf Schneider, Thomas Werner. 198-199
- Data and knowlage based experimental design for bioprocess optimizationReinhard Guthke, Wolfgang Schmidt-Heck, Peter Müller, Heike Rodig, Ralph Berkholz. 199-200
- What s new in the library? What s new in GenBank? Let PubCrawler tell you!Karsten Hokamp, Kenneth H. Wolfe. 200-201
- Mutual Information Analysis of Surrogate Gene Expression DataDirk Holste, Dieter Beule, Wolfram Liebermeister, Johannes Schuchhardt, Hanspeter Herzel. 201-204
- Interactive Biochemical PathwaysCarl-Christian Kanne, Falk Schreiber, Dietrich Trümbach. 204-205
- An Object-Oriented Data Model for the Dynamic Modelling of Metabolic PathwaysGabi Kastenmüller, Hans-Werner Mewes. 206-207
- Simulation and analysis of metabolic networks by time-dependent Petri netsIna Koch, Stefan Schuster, Monika Heiner. 208-209
- S/MARt DB: A database on chromatin organizing S/MAR regionsInes Liebich, Jürgen Bode, Edgar Wingender. 210-212
- PathoDB - a database that combines pathological data with molecular informationT. Meinhardt, M. Prüß, Edgar Wingender. 212-213
- Density functional study of guanine quartet structuresMichael Meyer, Thomas Steinke, Jürgen Sühnel, Maria Brandl. 213-215
- Active analog modelling of novel siderophoresMichael Meyer, Wolfram Trowitzsch-Kienast. 215-216
- Facilitating context-sensitive queries: A tool to rephrase SWISS-PROTSteffen Möller, Michael J. Wise, David P. Kreil, Michael Schroeder, D. Gilbest, Rolf Apweiler. 216-218
- Genome annotation with PSI-BLAST: Benchmark and applicationArne Müller, Robert M. MacCallum, Michael J. E. Sternberg. 218-220
- Towards Evaluation of Docking Hypotheses using elastic MatchingSteffen Neumann, Stefan Posch, Gerhard Sagerer. 220-221
- Analyzing Large enzymatic reaction networksThomas Pfeiffer, Juan Carlos Nuño, Francisco Montero, Stefan Schuster. 221-223
- Learning Hidden Markov Model TopologyAlexander Schliep. 225-226
- BRENDA the Information System for Enzymes and metabolic InformationDietmar Schomburg, Ida Schomburg, Antje Chang, C. Bänsch. 226-227
- Logical Tools for Quering and Assisting Annotation of a Biochemical Pathway DatabaseJacques van Helden, David Gilbert, Lorenz Wernisch, Renato Mancuso, Matthew Eldridge, Kirill Degtyarenko, Shoshana J. Wodak. 227-229
- Feature Propagation - Semi Automatic transfer of position dependent SWISS-PROT annotationArno Velds, Henning Hermjakob, Rolf Apweiler. 229-230
- Pre- and Postfiltering in Protein DockingOlav Zimmermann, Peter Krämer, Dietmar Schomburg. 231-232
- The Biocomputing Service Group at the DKFZPeter Ernst, Mechthild Falkenhahn, Karl-Heinz Glatting, Agnes Hotz-Wagenblatt, Clemens Suter-Crazzolara, Sándor Suhai. 232-233