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Bernard de Bono (EMBL-EBI).
Monday 02 February 2009, 17:30-18:00
Francis Crick Auditorium, WTGC
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The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Closing remarks
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Achieving multi-scale interoperability of VPH data and models
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Towards global pharmacodynamics - predicting the compartmental location of proteins
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Interoperability across resources via anatomy
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Virtual organisms in the prediction of pharmacokinetics – principles and applications
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Multi-scale modelling of kidney function in the context of blood pressure regulation and fluid homeostasis
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Multi-scale modelling in musculoskeletal mechanics
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
FieldML - a standard for anatomically based physiological modelling
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Volumetric annotation of mouse anatomy
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Statistical models of radiological anatomy
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Integrating data and models using the Disease Ontology
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
Connecting to clinical data - mapping SNOMED to anatomy
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
The Foundational Model of Anatomy
The Anatomical Basis of Disease (2nd February 2009, Hinxton)
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