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10 March 2010
Records: 5170, Authors: 19802, Journals: 1624, Cited References: 195242, Words: 7751
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#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50011781 Taylor SW, Fahy E, Ghosh SS
Global organellar proteomics
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2003 FEB; 21 (2): 82-88 		5116453
50022030 Selinger DW, Wright MA, Church GM
On the complete determination of biological systems
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2003 JUN; 21 (6): 251-254 		324217
50032031 Navarro JD, Niranjan V, Peri S, Jonnalagadda CK, Pandey A
From biological databases to platforms for biomedical discovery
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2003 JUN; 21 (6): 263-268 		212729
50042032 Bradbury A, Velappan N, Verzillo V, Ovecka M, Chasteen L, et al.
Antibodies in proteomics I: generating antibodies
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2003 JUN; 21 (6): 275-281 		133391
50052149 Noble D
Will genomics revolutionise pharmaceutical R&D?
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2003 AUG; 21 (8): 333-337 		17223
50062509 Bodovitz S, Joos T
The proteomics bottleneck: strategies for preliminary validation of potential biomarkers and drug targets
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2004 JAN; 22 (1): 4-7 		016225
50072510 Hust M, Dubel S
Mating antibody phage display with proteomics
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2004 JAN; 22 (1): 8-14 		136481
50082511 Ruan YJ, Le Ber P, Ng HH, Liu ET
Interrogating the transcriptome
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2004 JAN; 22 (1): 23-30 		3281167
50092721 Goodacre R, Vaidyanathan S, Dunn WB, Harrigan GG, Kell DB
Metabolomics by numbers: acquiring and understanding global metabolite data
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2004 MAY; 22 (5): 245-252 		5253188
50103342 Taylor J
Clues to function in gene deserts
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2005 JUN; 23 (6): 269-271 		23514
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50113410 Kolb AF, Coates CJ, Kaminski JM, Summers JB, Miller AD, et al.
Site-directed genome modification: nucleic acid and protein modules for targeted integration and gene correction
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2005 AUG; 23 (8): 399-406 		115761
50124337 Ryan D, Rahimi M, Lund J, Mehta R, Parviz BA
Toward nanoscale genome sequencing
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2007 SEP; 25 (9): 385-389 		112536
50134492 Rothschild MF, Plastow GS
Impact of genomics on animal agriculture and opportunities for animal health
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2008 JAN; 26 (1): 21-25 		12324
50144711 Hoeyer K, Svendsen MN, Koch L
OECD guidelines on open access: commercialization in disguise?
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2008 SEP; 26 (9): 479-482 		00218
50154795 Leonard E, Nielsen D, Solomon K, Prather KJ
Engineering microbes with synthetic biology frameworks
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2008 DEC; 26 (12): 674-681 		07281
50165048 Dear PH
Copy-number variation: the end of the human genome?
TRENDS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY. 2009 AUG; 27 (8): 448-454 		00238
501757 Macri J, Rapundalo ST
Application of proteomics to the study of cardiovascular biology
TRENDS IN CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE. 2001 FEB; 11 (2): 66-75 		532196
5018248 Paoni NF, Lowe DG
Expression profiling techniques for cardiac molecular phenotyping
TRENDS IN CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE. 2001 AUG; 11 (6): 218-221 		03218
50192666 Tang CM, Insel PA
GPCR expression in the heart - "New" receptors in myocytes and fibroblasts
TRENDS IN CARDIOVASCULAR MEDICINE. 2004 APR; 14 (3): 94-99 		121367
5020124 Wouters FS, Verveer PJ, Bastiaens PIH
Imaging biochemistry inside cells
TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY. 2001 MAY; 11 (5): 203-211 		4224268
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
5021471 Martin DB, Nelson PS
From genomics to proteomics: techniques and applications in cancer research
TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY. 2001 NOV; 11 (11): S60-S65 		213121
50221219 Kaltschmidt JA, Arias AM
A new dawn for an old connection: development meets the cell
TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY. 2002 JUL; 12 (7): 316-320 		13226
50232090 Bader GD, Heilbut A, Andrews B, Tyers M, Hughes T, et al.
Functional genomics and proteomics: charting a multidimensional map of the yeast cell
TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY. 2003 JUL; 13 (7): 344-356 		6609138
50243742 Chiu W, Baker ML, Almo SC
Structural biology of cellular machines
TRENDS IN CELL BIOLOGY. 2006 MAR; 16 (3): 144-150 		018681
50253145 Bjarnadottir TK, Schioth HB, Fredriksson R
The phylogenetic relationship of the glutamate and pheromone G-protein-coupled receptors in different vertebrate species
TRENDS IN COMPARATIVE ENDOCRINOLOGY AND NEUROBIOLOGY. 2005; 1040: 230-233 		1325
5026249 Lynch M
The molecular natural history of the human genome
TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION. 2001 AUG; 16 (8): 420-422 		35219
5027841 Bromham L
The human zoo: endogenous retroviruses in the human genome
TRENDS IN ECOLOGY & EVOLUTION. 2002 FEB; 17 (2): 91-97 		115345
5028202 Gardella TJ, Juppner H
Molecular properties of the PTH/PTHrP receptor
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2001 JUL; 12 (5): 210-217 		057199
5029763 Mehats C, Andersen CB, Filopanti M, Jin SLC, Conti M
Cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases and their role in endocrine cell signaling
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2002 JAN-FEB; 13 (1): 29-35 		3118173
5030990 Kamat A, Hinshelwood MM, Murry BA, Mendelson CR
Mechanisms in tissue-specific regulation of estrogen biosynthesis in humans
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2002 APR; 13 (3): 122-128 		181159
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50311844 Elton TS, Martin MM
Alternative splicing: a novel mechanism to fine-tune the expression and function of the human AT(1) receptor
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2003 MAR; 14 (2): 66-71 		216360
50321897 Insel PA
Location, location, location
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2003 APR; 14 (3): 100-102 		09328
50332620 Wang PJ
X chromosomes, retrogenes and their role in male reproduction
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2004 MAR; 15 (2): 79-83 		138641
50343547 van Rossum EFC, Russcher L, Lamberts SWJ
Genetic polymorphisms and multifactorial diseases: facts and fallacies revealed by the glucocorticoid receptor gene
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2005 DEC; 16 (10): 445-450 		017242
50353894 Carter D
Cellular transcriptomics - the next phase of endocrine expression profiling
TRENDS IN ENDOCRINOLOGY AND METABOLISM. 2006 JUL; 17 (5): 192-198 		02271
50362990 German JB, Watkins SM
Metabolic assessment - a key to nutritional strategies for health
TRENDS IN FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 2004 NOV; 15 (11): 541-549 		08454
50374466 Han JZ, Wang YB
Proteomics: present and future in food science and technology
TRENDS IN FOOD SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY. 2008; 19 (1): 26-30 		00558
503894 Shields R
The emperor's new clothes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 APR; 17 (4): 189-189 		0122
5039154 Jobling MA
In the name of the father: surnames and genetics
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 JUN; 17 (6): 353-357 		146242
5040318 Nachman MW
Single nucleotide polymorphisms and recombination rate in humans
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 SEP; 17 (9): 481-485 		12103343
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
5041319 Bilder D
PDZ proteins and polarity: functions from the fly
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 SEP; 17 (9): 511-519 		038267
5042320 Peri S, Ibarrola N, Blagoev B, Mann M, Pandey A
Common pitfalls in bioinformatics-based analyses: look before you leap
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 SEP; 17 (9): 541-545 		28216
5043389 Robinson-Rechavi M, Carpentier AS, Duffraisse M, Laudet V
How many nuclear hormone receptors are there in the human genome?
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 OCT; 17 (10): 554-556 		484219
5044390 Mira A, Ochman H, Moran NA
Deletional bias and the evolution of bacterial genomes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 OCT; 17 (10): 589-596 		0193254
5045472 Eichler EE
Recent duplication, domain accretion and the dynamic mutation of the human genome
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 NOV; 17 (11): 661-669 		25162369
5046567 Peri S, Pandey A
A reassessment of the translation initiation codon in vertebrates
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 DEC; 17 (12): 685-687 		259319
5047568 Zechner U, Wilda M, Kehrer-Sawatzki H, Vogel W, Fundele R, et al.
A high density of X-linked genes for general cognitive ability: a run-away process shaping human evolution?
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2001 DEC; 17 (12): 697-701 		496134
5048842 Stankiewicz P, Lupski JR
Genome architecture, rearrangements and genomic disorders
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2002 FEB; 18 (2): 74-82 		26337583
5049843 Thomas JW, Touchman JW
Vertebrate genome sequencing: building a backbone for comparative genomics
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2002 FEB; 18 (2): 104-108 		438643
50501070 Vinogradov AE
Growth and decline of introns
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2002 MAY; 18 (5): 232-236 		314240
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50511071 Graves JAM
The rise and fall of SRY
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2002 MAY; 18 (5): 259-264 		146249
50521394 Edwards AM, Kus B, Jansen R, Greenbaum D, Greenblatt J, et al.
Bridging structural biology and genomics: assessing protein interaction data with known complexes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2002 OCT; 18 (10): 529-536 		6115340
50531723 Durand D
Vertebrate evolution: doubling and shuffling with a full deck
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 JAN; 19 (1): 2-5 		333825
50541898 Genereux DP, Logsdon JM
Much ado about bacteria-to-vertebrate lateral gene transfer
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 APR; 19 (4): 191-195 		227517
50551899 Wedekind JE, Dance GSC, Sowden MP, Smith HC
Messenger RNA editing in mammals: new members of the APOBEC family seeking roles in the family business
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 APR; 19 (4): 207-216 		1121273
50562033 Lehmann OJ, Sowden JC, Carlsson P, Jordan T, Bhattacharya SS
Fox's in development and disease
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 JUN; 19 (6): 339-344 		2127364
50572199 Werner T
Yeast expression-array analysis goes molecular
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 SEP; 19 (9): 467-469 		00115
50582247 van de Lagemaat LN, Landry JR, Mager DL, Medstrand P
Transposable elements in mammals promote regulatory variation and diversification of genes with specialized functions
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 OCT; 19 (10): 530-536 		9139426
50592295 Vinogradov AE
Selfish DNA is maladaptive: evidence from the plant Red List
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 NOV; 19 (11): 609-614 		240249
50602337 Burger G, Gray MW, Lang BF
Mitochondrial genomes: anything goes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2003 DEC; 19 (12): 709-716 		097484
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50612512 Kreahling J, Graveley BR
The origins and implications of Aluternative splicing
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2004 JAN; 20 (1): 1-4 		642525
50622567 Mantripragada KK, Buckley PG, de Stahl TD, Dumanski JP
Genomic microarrays in the spotlight
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2004 FEB; 20 (2): 87-94 		5103571
50632667 Carrington M, Cullen M
Justified chauvinism: advances in defining meiotic recombination through sperm typing
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2004 APR; 20 (4): 196-205 		0204100
50642816 Kreitman M, Di Rienzo A
Balancing claims for balancing selection
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2004 JUL; 20 (7): 300-304 		129232
50652991 Rudd MK, Willard HF
Analysis of the centromeric regions of the human genome assembly
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2004 NOV; 20 (11): 529-533 		440737
50663204 Johnson JM, Edwards S, Shoemaker D, Schadt EE
Dark matter in the genome: evidence of widespread transcription detected by microarray tiling experiments
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2005 FEB; 21 (2): 93-102 		101211748
50673300 Huttenhofer A, Schattner P, Polacek N
Non-coding RNAs: hope or hype?
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2005 MAY; 21 (5): 289-297 		2941184
50683437 Sironi M, Menozzi G, Comi GP, Bresolin N, Cagliani R, et al.
Fixation of conserved sequences shapes human intron size and influences transposon-insertion dynamics
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2005 SEP; 21 (9): 484-488 		114319
50693483 Panopoulou G, Poustka AJ
Timing and mechanism of ancient vertebrate genome duplications - the adventure of a hypothesis
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2005 OCT; 21 (10): 559-567 		7651082
50703743 Durand D, Hoberman R
Diagnosing duplications - can it be done?
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2006 MAR; 22 (3): 156-164 		3181479
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50714129 Tegner J, Bjorkegren J
Perturbations to uncover gene networks
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2007 JAN; 23 (1): 34-41 		215768
50724338 Li X, Lian J, Yu HJ, Su B, Xiao CJ, et al.
Functional consequences of new exon acquisition in mammalian chromodomain Y-like (CDYL) genes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2007 SEP; 23 (9): 427-431 		14320
50734493 Graveley BR
The haplo-spliceo-transcriptome: common variations in alternative splicing in the human population
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2008 JAN; 24 (1): 5-7 		18413
50744606 Reichardt JKV
Realizing the full potential of the sequenced human genome
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2008 MAY; 24 (5): 219-220 		1148
50754666 Elgar G, Vavouri T
Tuning in to the signals: noncoding sequence conservation in vertebrate genornes
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2008 JUL; 24 (7): 344-352 		061263
50765070 Arking DE, Chakravarti A
Understanding cardiovascular disease through the lens of genome-wide association studies
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2009 SEP; 25 (9): 387-394 		00357
50775071 Khalturin K, Hemmrich G, Fraune S, Augustin R, Bosch TCG
More than just orphans: are taxonomically-restricted genes important in evolution?
TRENDS IN GENETICS. 2009 SEP; 25 (9): 404-413 		00568
5078125 Liu Y, Shaw S
The human genome: an immuno-centric view of evolutionary strategies
TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY. 2001 MAY; 22 (5): 227-229 		06216
50791153 Barclay AN, Wright GJ, Brooke G, Brown MH
CD200 and membrane protein E interactions in the control of myeloid cells
TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY. 2002 JUN; 23 (6): 285-290 		0102259
50801220 George AJT
Is the number of genes we possess limited by the presence of an adaptive immune system?
TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY. 2002 JUL; 23 (7): 351-355 		04942
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
50811782 Opdenakker G, Van den Steen PE, Laureys G, Hunninck K, Arnold B
Neutralizing antibodies in gene-defective hosts
TRENDS IN IMMUNOLOGY. 2003 FEB; 24 (2): 94-100 		06239
508295 Pallen M
Microbial genomics
TRENDS IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2001 APR; 9 (4): 159-159 		0022
5083126 Relman DA, Falkow S
The meaning and impact of the human genome sequence for microbiology
TRENDS IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2001 MAY; 9 (5): 206-208 		131323
5084569 McDevitt D, Rosenberg M
Exploiting genomics to discover new antibiotics
TRENDS IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2001 DEC; 9 (12): 611-617 		148260
50853821 McLean KJ, Clift D, Lewis DG, Sabri M, Balding PR, et al.
The preponderance of P450s in the Mycobacterium tuberculosis genome
TRENDS IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2006 MAY; 14 (5): 220-228 		013157
50864130 Bruggeman FJ, Westerhoff HV
The nature of systems biology
TRENDS IN MICROBIOLOGY. 2007 JAN; 15 (1): 45-50 		038470
5087127 Boyer TG, Chen PL, Lee WH
Genome mining for human cancer genes: wherefore art thou?
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2001 MAY; 7 (5): 187-189 		0026
5088128 Williams SJ, Hayward NK
The impact of the Human Genome Project on medical genetics
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2001 MAY; 7 (5): 229-231 		0138
5089473 Harris T
Genetics, genomics and beyond
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2001 NOV; 7 (11): 492-493 		02217
5090474 Yaspo ML
Taking a functional genomics approach in molecular medicine
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2001 NOV; 7 (11): 494-502 		321371
#Date / Author / JournalLCSGCSLCRCR
5091475 Taylor JG, Choi EH, Foster CB, Chanock SJ
Using genetic variation to study human disease
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2001 NOV; 7 (11): 507-512 		1064433
5092718 Workman P, Kaye SB
Translating basic cancer research into new cancer therapeutics
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2002; 8 (4): S1-S9 		428215
50931724 Hampton GM, Frierson HF
Classifying human cancer by analysis of gene expression
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2003 JAN; 9 (1): 5-10 		018237
50943669 van Beijnum JR, Eijgelaar WJ, Griffioen AW
Towards high-throughput functional target discovery in angiogenesis research
TRENDS IN MOLECULAR MEDICINE. 2006 JAN; 12 (1): 44-52 		04266
5095203 Walsh CA
Neuroscience in the post-genome era: an overview
TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES. 2001 JUL; 24 (7): 363-364 		0026
5096391 Piatigorsky J
Dual use of the transcriptional repressor (CtBP2)/ribbon synapse (RIBEYE) gene: how prevalent are multifunctional genes?
TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES. 2001 OCT; 24 (10): 555-557 		06220
50971221 Hidalgo A
Interactive nervous system development: control of cell survival in Drosophila
TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES. 2002 JUL; 25 (7): 365-370 		015279
50984412 Laurent GS, Wahlestedt C
Noncoding RNAs: couplers of analog and digital information in nervous system function?
TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES. 2007 DEC; 30 (12): 612-621 		007106
50992621 Toure YT, Oduola AMJ, Morel CM
The Anopheles gambiae genome: next steps for malaria vector control
TRENDS IN PARASITOLOGY. 2004 MAR; 20 (3): 142-149 		211364
51004637 Topalis P, Lawson D, Collins FH, Louis C
How can ontologies help vector biology?
TRENDS IN PARASITOLOGY. 2008 JUN; 24 (6): 249-252 		01335
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