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University of Rostock	University of California, Davis
University of Washington	Charité - University of Berlin
Bayer AG	Praxisklinik Dr. med. Thomas Lorentzen
Oehm und Rehbein	ManaThea GmbH

Publications

• Knowledge Based Analysis of Microarray Gene Expression Data
  Place: GMDS 2005
  
  
• Representation of individual gene expression in completely pooled mRNA samples.
  Place: Biosci Biotechnol Biochem
  
  
• On the way to the routine: Cluster procedure for the evaluation of Microarray experiments
  Place: GMDS 2004, Innsbrug
  
  
• Gen0m - a tool for gene-function prediction
  Place: GCB2004 Bielefeld
  
  
• A software platform for the storage, visualization and analysis of microarray gene expression data
  Place: ISMB 2004
  
  
• To find a proper Baseline for Visualization of Expression Signatures
  Place: Medinfo, San Francisco
  
  
• Automatic Construction of Gene-Gene Relation Networks using Textmining and Gene Expression Data
  Place: Medical Informatics and the Internet in Medicine
  
  
• gEn0M - Software
  Place: European Conference on Computational Biology 2, Paris
  
  
• Constructing Gene Relation Networks by using Natural Language Processing
  Place: European Conference on Computational Biology 2, Paris
  
  
• Extracting Biomedical Knowledge from online Literature Databases to support Microarray Gene Expression Analysis
  Place: German Conference on Bioinformatics, München
  
  
• Microarray Gene Expression Analysis by Linking Local Data and World Knowledge
  Place: Pacific Symposium on Biocomputing 8, Lihue, Hawaii
  
  
• gEn0M - an Affymetrix Analyse Tool
  Place: German Conference on Bioinformatics, München
  
  
• Comparison of two Analysis Methods for Microarray Data
  Place: European Conference on Computational Biology 2, Paris
  
  
• Generating Gene Lists from Micro Array Data
  Place: German Conference on Bioinformatics, München
  
  
• Natural Language Processing for Generating Causal Genetic Networks
  Place: BioconValley - Biosystems, Biotechnology, Bioengineering, Rostock: Ingo Koch Verlag
  
  
• Automatic construction of genetic networks using artificial neural networks and natural language processing
  Place: European Conference on Computational Biology 1, Saarbrücken