Prof.dr. J.A.M. Leunissen

Wijzig persoonsdata

• bioinformatica
• data
• databanken
• evolutie
• fylogenie
• genomics
• mining
• text

Publicaties

(de meest recente is bovenaan geplaatst)

The human leukocyte antigen-presented ligandome of B lymphocytes (online first)

ProRepeat: an integrated repository for studying amino acid tandem repeats in proteins

MADMAX - Management and analysis database for multiple ~omics experiments

Ten simple rules for developing a short bioinformatics training course

HSPVdb—the Human Short Peptide Variation Database for improved mass spectrometry-based detection of polymorphic HLA-ligands

Alle publicaties

Verrijkte publicaties

(de meest recente is bovenaan geplaatst)

Doctoral Thesis: Bioinformatics strategies for disease gene identification

Doctoral Thesis: Graph-based methods for large-scale protein classification and orthology inference

Doctoral Thesis: Web services for transcriptomics

Doctoral Thesis: An integrative algorithmic approach towards knowledge discovery by bioinformatics

Lopende onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Projectleider	Orthology detection strategies for improved phylogenetic profiling and functional annotation of plant genomes
Promotor	Protein World
Promotor	Phenotyping of complex multifactorial diseases
Promotor	Comparative genomics of fungi; comparative analysis of pathogenic fungi

Afgesloten onderzoeksactiviteiten

(de meest recente activiteit is bovenaan geplaatst)
Onderzoeker	Phenotyping clustering of multi-factorial diseases
Onderzoeker	Protein knowledge building through comparative genomics and data integration
Onderzoeker	Quantifying the association between multidimensional phenotypes and multidimensional genetic/genomic data
Onderzoeker	PHASAR/BioMeta - Mining Metabolite Data from Literature
Promotor	Fatty acid pathway reconstruction with the aid of text mining

Alle afgesloten onderzoeksactiviteiten..

Classificatie

D21100	Bioinformatica, biomathematica, biomechanica
D21400	Genetica
D21500	Histologie, celbiologie