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GeneSpring 12.6 September 27, 2013 9 am – 5 pm NIH Library Training Room, Building 10, Clinical Center, South Entrance No registration required, seating limited to 20 GeneSpring 12.6 provides comprehensive analytical and visualization tools for multiple data types within a single application. With the NIH Library license, gene expression (microarray), miRNA, QPCR, exon splicing, CNV, and GWAS can be combined into one project, allowing researchers to analyze and view results from different experiments in a single user interface. One can link probes across data types, array platforms, and organisms that map to the same biological entity. GeneSpring includes a wide range of biological contextualization tools, including GO, GSEA/GSA, and Pathway Analysis with interaction databases for over 15 organisms. The class will be taught by GeneSpring staff and is free and open to NIH and HHS staff only. No registration is required; however, seating is limited to 20. The NIH Library holds two floating GeneSpring licenses for staff access: http://nihlibrary.nih.gov/Services/Bioinformatics/Pages/bioanalysis.aspx. This class covers GeneSpring resources available with this license. The Library also holds a static license for GeneSpring 12 that is available on NIH Library Bioinformatics Workstation 3 (64-bit architecture, 8 cores, 48GB RAM, and 2TB disk space). For reservations, please visit the NIH Library Information Desk or call 301.496.1080. This class is sponsored by the NIH Library Bioinformatics Support Program. Sign language interpreters and other reasonable accommodations will be provided. If you require such accommodations, please contact the NIH Library Information Desk at 301.496.1080 five business days in advance. For TDD users/callers, please call the above number through the Federal Relay Service at 1.800.877.8339. The NIH Library 301.496.1080 [email protected] ____________________________ Amazing Research. Amazing Help. The NIH Library in Building 10 serves the information needs of the NIH staff and selected Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) agencies. Full-text online journals, the library catalog and other resources, and information about the Library are available on the Library's website: http://nihlibrary.nih.gov/. To stay up-to-date on the Library, subscribe to our e-news. The NIH Library is part of the Office of Research Services in the Office of the Director. ________________________________
