Dnr has established a Steering board for our institutional efforts for functional genomics. At present this contains three separate programs:

Microarrays
Proteomics
Bioinformatics

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Representing the University of Oslo in the Board of the single nucleotide polymorphism analysis platform (CIGENE), situated at the at ÅsAgricultural University

  Oct 31, 2003 

 

 

The original SAMGEN committee, a consortium of the University of Oslo, the Agricultural University at Ås, and the Veterinary College, proposed a concerted action to strengthen functional genomics in Norway, what has since been implemented as the FUGE program (erronously advertised as an idea of the Norwegian Research Council). The board has now been renamed FUGE-east, the regional FUGE board for the Oslo region.

  Oct 31, 2003 

 

 

The board with coordinating authorities within bioinformatics, biotechnology and molecular biology at the University of Oslo, EMBIO, also functions as institutional FUGE board.

More   Aug 19, 2002 

 

 

First leader of the FUGE microarray platform, run by the Norwegian Microarray Consortium. This platform offers nation-wide microarray services and courses, and provides computing infrastructure to facilitate the use of these technologies. See mikromatrise.no for more information.

  Oct 31, 2003