January 2001 Volume 4, No. 1
		Focus: Bioinformatics
MDD Home 2004 Issues Dec 2004 Nov 2004 Oct 2004 Sep 2004 Aug 2004 Jul 2004 Jun 2004 May 2004 Apr 2004 Mar 2004 Feb 2004 Jan 2004 03-00 Issues 2003 Issues 2002 Issues 2001 Issues 2000 Issues		Creating the high-output mind-set Deborah J. Ausman The challenge in changing the focus to output rather than throughput is that it requires more attention to data—the same data that, because of the emphasis on throughput, have taxed the informatics strategies of most research organizations. Bioinformatics: The child of success Michael J. Felton Although computer technology may be the father and biology the mother of bioinformatics, they both need to adjust to being parents after their successful single lives. Databasics Randall Willis and Michael J. Felton Although the completion of a draft of the human genome is a tremendous achievement, the work has just begun. What do these sequences do, how do they work, and how can we best use their characteristics?
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		Content in Context Decoding data News in Brief Last gasp for asthma? Xenotransplant beads Mining for treatments Going for a spin Managing malaria The angiogenic bead Clinical Trials Track Participating in clinical research Patents and Property International harmonization The Tool Box Synaptic musings Ready to Read From Alchemy to IPO: The Business of Biotechnology New Product Notes On the Calendar Diseases and Disorders Rulers (and others) subject to a reign of error