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Application Of The Biosafety Ram And Eprotocol Software Programs To Streamline Institutional Biosafety Committee Processes At The Usda-National Animal Disease Center, John P. Bannantine, Karen B. Register, David M. White
Application Of The Biosafety Ram And Eprotocol Software Programs To Streamline Institutional Biosafety Committee Processes At The Usda-National Animal Disease Center, John P. Bannantine, Karen B. Register, David M. White
United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service / University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Faculty Publications
The National Animal Disease Center (NADC) conducts basic and applied research on endemic animal diseases of high priority that adversely affect US livestock production or trade. Experiments conducted at this center vary in range and scope with a subset involving synthetic or recombinant nucleic acids (DNA), microorganisms, and/or animals. Historically, the NADC used hard copy paper and filing systems to catalog and monitor these types of experiments, but to improve communication, tracking, searching, reporting, and documentation of Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) actions, this institution has transitioned to using a commercially available software tool to digitally manage protocols in our ongoing …
Upic: Perl Scripts To Determine The Number Of Ssr Markers To Run, R. S. Arias, Linda L. Ballard, Brian E. Scheffler
Upic: Perl Scripts To Determine The Number Of Ssr Markers To Run, R. S. Arias, Linda L. Ballard, Brian E. Scheffler
United States Department of Agriculture-Agricultural Research Service / University of Nebraska-Lincoln: Faculty Publications
We introduce here the concept of Unique Pattern Informative Combinations (UPIC), a decision tool for the cost-effective design of DNA fingerprinting/genotyping experiments using simple-sequence/tandem repeat (SSR/STR) markers. After the first screening of SSR-markers tested on a subset of DNA samples, the user can apply UPIC to find marker combinations that maximize the genetic information obtained by a minimum or desirable number of markers. This allows a cost-effective planning of future experiments. We have developed Perl scripts to calculate all possible subset combinations of SSR markers, and determine based on unique patterns or alleles, which combinations can discriminate among all DNA …
Nf91-5 Money Management Recordkeeping, Kathy Prochaska-Cue
Nf91-5 Money Management Recordkeeping, Kathy Prochaska-Cue
University of Nebraska-Lincoln Extension: Historical Materials
This NebFact discusses options for personal money management recordkeeping systems.