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The Beilstein-Institut
is a Foundation established under civil law and located in Frankfurt am
Main, Germany. The Beilstein-Institut is engaged in various
activities ranging from the organization of scientific symposia to the
Beilstein Open Access which provides resources that are freely
available to all scientists worldwide. Innovative projects in research
and education are also funded.
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The Proceedings of the 1st ESCEC Symposium
contain papers from K. Tipton, H.G. Bock, A. Fernie,
H. Schlüter, H.-G. Holzhütter, S. Schuster, J. Snoep,
K. Degtyarenko, T. Leyh, D. Schomburg, and R. Cammack. |
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Proceedings of the 2nd ESCEC Symposium
with papers from R. Alberty, J. Bowman, R. Cammack, A.
Cornish-Bowden, V. de Crécy-Lagard, M. Field, W. Hagen, H.-G.
Holzhütter, U. Kummer, N. Le Novere, S. Neumann, S. Pegg,
J. Rohwer, I. Rojas, H. Schlüter, D. Schomburg,
J. Snoep, M. Stein, and J.-O. Winberg. |
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Proceedings of the 3rd ESCEC Symposium
with articles from R. Armstrong, N. Sampson, A.
Cornish-Bowden, R. Goldberg, R. Alberty, R. Cammack,
K. Tipton, H. Schlüter, J. Rohwer,
J. Snoep, W. Liebermeister, S. Orchard, N.
Swainston, and U. Wittig. |
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The Yeast Systems Biology Network
proposes the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a model system for the
investigation of the metabolic dynamics of cellular systems. The
Network serves the integration of the research activities in yeast
systems biology. |
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Minimum Information for Biological and Biomedical Investigations
is a project which aims at promoting extant projects that develop
guidance for the reporting of aspects of biological and biomedical
science. |
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www.systembiologie.de
is the portal for Systems Biology research in Germany. Here, you
will also find links to further German research consortia such as
FORSYS, SysMo and HepatoSys. |
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