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Genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics can fit into your existing courses.

Create a new course focusing on these interrelated topics.

Undergraduates can conduct original research.

Data mining is free to everyone with a computer.

Ramp up your involvement to fit your time and budget.

Help define the future of biology education by getting involved now.

Thanks to The Waksman Foundation for Microbiology
and The NSF for financial support.

Thanks to chip providers:

• yeast - Pat Brown and Barbara Dunn; David Botstein (Stanford University)
• yeast - Lee Hood and Krassen Dimitrov (Institute for Systems Biology)
• Arabidopsis - Ellen Wisman (Michigan State University)
• E. coli - Tim Durfee and Fred Blattner (University of Wisconsin-Madison)
• Human and mouse - Richard Bookman (University of Miami School of Medicine)

Thanks to all the GCAT members and their students for their dedication and willingness to take a chance.

Thanks to Peter Lowry ('03) and Jennifer Madden ('02).

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