About
the BioAfrica Website:
BioAfrica was created as the official website
of Prof. Sharon Cassol’s South African research program funded by the
Wellcome Trust (grant #061238). Since its conception, as part of
Dr. Tulio
de Oliveira
PhD thesis, the BioAfrica website have expanded and now is one
of the most accessible websites related to HIV bioinformatics worldwide.Developers of the BioAfrica website:
Dr.
Tulio de Oliveira
MRC Pathogen Bioinformatics Unit
South African National Bioinformatics Institute
Cape Town, South Africa.
Tel: +27 21 959 3645
Professor Sharon Cassol
MRC Inflamation and Immunity Unit
Department of Immunology
University of Pretoria
Pretoria, South Africa.
Tel: +27 12 319 2161
Publications
and Editorials about the BioAfrica website:MRC Pathogen Bioinformatics Unit
South African National Bioinformatics Institute
Cape Town, South Africa.
Tel: +27 21 959 3645
Professor Sharon Cassol
MRC Inflamation and Immunity Unit
Department of Immunology
University of Pretoria
Pretoria, South Africa.
Tel: +27 12 319 2161
"Out of Africa." editorial
WebWatch, BioTechniques (2006), 41(2):129.
"Scorge of a Continent."editorial Netwatch, Science (2005), 310:1877.
"An automated system for HIV genotyping." Bioinformatics (2005), 29(19):3797-3800.
"BioAfrica's HIV-1 Proteomics Resource." Retrovirology (2005), 2(1):18.
"An integrated GDE interface for HIV analysis." Bioinformatics (2003), 19(1):153-154.
"Scorge of a Continent."editorial Netwatch, Science (2005), 310:1877.
"An automated system for HIV genotyping." Bioinformatics (2005), 29(19):3797-3800.
"BioAfrica's HIV-1 Proteomics Resource." Retrovirology (2005), 2(1):18.
"An integrated GDE interface for HIV analysis." Bioinformatics (2003), 19(1):153-154.
BioAfrica website annual reports:
"BioAfrica
has matured as an
important web-based resource." BioAfrica
report 2006.
"New design, REGA subtyping tool, future objectives." BioAfrica report 2005.
"Prof. Sharon Cassol hird annual report showing the achievements of her project." BioAfrica report 2004.
"The BioAfrica website." BioAfrica report 2003.
"New design, REGA subtyping tool, future objectives." BioAfrica report 2005.
"Prof. Sharon Cassol hird annual report showing the achievements of her project." BioAfrica report 2004.
"The BioAfrica website." BioAfrica report 2003.