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Thomas R. Kochtanek - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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interactive digital Library Resource information system a web portal for digital Library education
ACM IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, 2002Co-Authors: Ahmad Rafee Che Kassim, Thomas R. KochtanekAbstract:This paper describes a collaborative database project that focuses on access to materials on topics relating to digital libraries that are organized within an educational framework.
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a digital Library Resource web site project dl
Online Information Review, 2001Co-Authors: Thomas R. Kochtanek, Karen K Hein, Ahmad Rafee Che KassimAbstract:The goal of Project DL (www.coe.missouri.edu/∼is334/projects/Project_DL) is to provide an integrated Resource where diverse information sources on the topic of digital libraries may be brought together in a single navigable Web site. The intent is to use the site as a learning tool to support exploration of selected research and development activities associated with digital libraries, and to facilitate end user interaction with the content of these various Resources. The focus of this site is on accessing digital Library collections as well as information Resources related to the study of digital libraries. As such, the Web site is segmented into three distinct but integrated sections: digital Library collections, digital Library Resources and digital Library Web sites. This paper presents an overview of those three sections, their development, and the organisational considerations associated with each of the sections. The paper concludes with a special emphasis on the design considerations for creating a searchable Web version of digital Library Web sites.
P. Wincker - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Construction and characterization of a BAC Library for functional genomics in Xenopus tropicalis
Developmental Biology, 2017Co-Authors: Petra Spirhanzlova, Sophie Dhorne-pollet, J.s. Fellah, C. Da Silva, T. Tlapakova, K. Labadie, Jean Weissenbach, J. Poulain, T. Jaffredo, P. WinckerAbstract:Large insert genomic DNA libraries are useful Resources for genomic studies. Although the genome of Xenopus tropicalis stands as the amphibian reference genome because it benefitted from large-scale sequencing studies, physical mapping Resources such as BAC libraries are lagging behind. Here we present the construction and characterization of a BAC Library that covers the whole X. tropicalis genome. We prepared this BAC Library from the genomic DNA of X. tropicalis females of the Adiopodoume strain. We characterized BAC clones by screening for specific loci, by chromosomal localization using FISH and by systematic BAC end sequencing. The median insert size is about 110 kbp and the Library coverage is around six genome equivalents. We obtained a total of 163,787 BAC end sequences with mate pairs for 77,711 BAC clones. We mapped all BAC end sequences to the reference X. tropicalis genome assembly to enable the identification of BAC clones covering specific loci. Overall, this BAC Library Resource complements the knowledge of the X. tropicalis genome and should further promote its use as a reference genome for developmental biology studies and amphibian comparative genomics.
Ahmad Rafee Che Kassim - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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interactive digital Library Resource information system a web portal for digital Library education
ACM IEEE Joint Conference on Digital Libraries, 2002Co-Authors: Ahmad Rafee Che Kassim, Thomas R. KochtanekAbstract:This paper describes a collaborative database project that focuses on access to materials on topics relating to digital libraries that are organized within an educational framework.
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a digital Library Resource web site project dl
Online Information Review, 2001Co-Authors: Thomas R. Kochtanek, Karen K Hein, Ahmad Rafee Che KassimAbstract:The goal of Project DL (www.coe.missouri.edu/∼is334/projects/Project_DL) is to provide an integrated Resource where diverse information sources on the topic of digital libraries may be brought together in a single navigable Web site. The intent is to use the site as a learning tool to support exploration of selected research and development activities associated with digital libraries, and to facilitate end user interaction with the content of these various Resources. The focus of this site is on accessing digital Library collections as well as information Resources related to the study of digital libraries. As such, the Web site is segmented into three distinct but integrated sections: digital Library collections, digital Library Resources and digital Library Web sites. This paper presents an overview of those three sections, their development, and the organisational considerations associated with each of the sections. The paper concludes with a special emphasis on the design considerations for creating a searchable Web version of digital Library Web sites.
Betsy Blankenship - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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linking students to Library Resources through the learning management system
Journal of Library Administration, 2010Co-Authors: Elizabeth L Black, Betsy BlankenshipAbstract:ABSTRACT This article describes Carmen Library Link, a tool created at the Ohio State University, which enables librarians to create customized Library Resource pages that are delivered to students within their courses in the Learning Management System. This article will discuss the need for the tool, how collaboration made the tool possible, and how a librarian at a regional campus has used Carmen Library Link to reach students more effectively.
Petra Spirhanzlova - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Construction and characterization of a BAC Library for functional genomics in Xenopus tropicalis
Developmental Biology, 2017Co-Authors: Petra Spirhanzlova, Sophie Dhorne-pollet, J.s. Fellah, C. Da Silva, T. Tlapakova, K. Labadie, Jean Weissenbach, J. Poulain, T. Jaffredo, P. WinckerAbstract:Large insert genomic DNA libraries are useful Resources for genomic studies. Although the genome of Xenopus tropicalis stands as the amphibian reference genome because it benefitted from large-scale sequencing studies, physical mapping Resources such as BAC libraries are lagging behind. Here we present the construction and characterization of a BAC Library that covers the whole X. tropicalis genome. We prepared this BAC Library from the genomic DNA of X. tropicalis females of the Adiopodoume strain. We characterized BAC clones by screening for specific loci, by chromosomal localization using FISH and by systematic BAC end sequencing. The median insert size is about 110 kbp and the Library coverage is around six genome equivalents. We obtained a total of 163,787 BAC end sequences with mate pairs for 77,711 BAC clones. We mapped all BAC end sequences to the reference X. tropicalis genome assembly to enable the identification of BAC clones covering specific loci. Overall, this BAC Library Resource complements the knowledge of the X. tropicalis genome and should further promote its use as a reference genome for developmental biology studies and amphibian comparative genomics.