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(hide this warning on this page)The Cancer Bioinformatics Core (CBC)/Collaborative Core for Cancer Bioinformatics (C3B) Core service for cancer center members are:
We’ll meet with you to help design experiments, answer questions and discuss the most effective ways to analyze your data.
We can perform your bioinformatics analysis for you. We’ll arrange an initial consultation in order to understand your requirements and priorities and will then develop a plan to show you how we can complete your analysis. We’ll provide regular progress reports, and when the analysis is completed, we will provide you with all output files we have generated and ensure that you understand the meaning of the results. Furthermore, we’ll even help you write the Methods section for any papers or grants relating to the work.
We will work closely with you in order to design robust experiments to help you maximize your experimental success.
Phenotypic and functional heterogeneity arise among cancer cells within the same tumor as a consequence of genetic change. To explain your experimental results, we can develop novel data integration from publicly available omics databases to support your results.
To assist with your grant writing or manuscript preparation, we can help you to analyze omics data, identify the pathways and biological processes most affected in the datasets and point out the key genes involved.
External collaborators are welcome to request with a lower priority.
Pricing is available once you have logged in to iLab.
Jun Wan, PhD | Core Director
| Location | Hours |
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410 W. 10th Street Health Information and Translational Sciences Building Suite 5000 Indianapolis, IN 46202 |
By appointment only |
| Name | Role | Phone | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sheng Liu, PhD |
Manager
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317-278-9650
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sliu19@iu.edu
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HS 5000
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