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Genome-level analysis of genetic regulation of liver gene expression networks	Spatial motif discovery in Papain-like cysteine protease family

Protein function prediction using family-specific structural motifs	Graph-based pattern discovery in protein structures

Resampling-based tests of functional categories in gene expression studies	Capturing atomic interactions with a graphical framework in computational protein design

Forest response to natural disturbance: Changes in structure and diversity on a North Carolina Piedmont forest in response to catastrophic wind events	Contextual analysis of variation and quality in human-curated gene ontology annotations

Bayesian model-based methods for the analysis of DNA microarrays with survival, genetic, and sequence data	Development and application of ligand-based and structure-based computational drug discovery tools based on frequent subgraph mining of chemical structures

Fast Bayesian methods for genetic mapping applicable for high-throughput datasets	Computational and molecular biology approaches to viral replication and pathogenesis

Exploring RNA and protein 3D structures by geometric algorithms	Computational modeling and automation techniques to study biomolecular dynamics

The analysis and advanced extensions of canonical correlation analysis	Filamin: A family of mechanosensory scaffold proteins

Efficient algorithms in analyzing genomic data	Systems approach to microbial pathogenesis: Complex patterns emerge from simple interactions

Genome-wide analysis of transcriptional regulation in the murine liver	Principal component analysis in high dimensional data: Application for genomewide association studies

Detection of low rank signals in noise and fast correlation mining with applications to large biological data	Molecular stratification and characterization of clear cell renal cell carcinoma

Clinical implementation of breast cancer genomics	High level integration of genomic data for improving prediction, prognostication and classification of breast tumors

Development and Extension of Cheminformatics Techniques for Integration of Diverse Data to Enhance Drug Discovery	PIE - The Protein Inference Engine

Weighted Graph Matching Approaches to Structure Comparison and Alignment and their Application to Biological Problems	Chromatin profiles of human cells in health and disease using FAIRE

Development and application of cheminformatics approaches to facilitate drug discovery and environmental toxicity assessment	Prediction of host-virus interaction networks

Characterization of the breast cancer kinome	Systematic approaches to integrate inconsistent, noisy high-throughput data to bolster subtle relationships obscured by standard analyses