Bioinformatics of Behavior: Part 2

<ol> <li>Cross Species Integration of Functional Genomics Experiments</li> <p>Jeremy J. Jay</p> <p> <li>Model Organism Databases in Behavioral Neuroscience</li> <p>Mary Shimoyama, Jennifer R. Smith, G. Thomas Hayman, Victoria Petri and Rajni Nigam</p> <p> <li>Accessing and Mining Data from Large Scale Mouse Phenotyping Projects</li> <p>Hugh Morgan, Michelle Simon and Ann-Marie Mallon</p> <p> <li>Bioinformatics Resources for Behavior Studies in the Laboratory Mouse</li> <p>Carol J. Bult</p> <p> <li>Using Genome-Wide Expression Profiling to Define Gene Networks Relevant to the Study of Complex Traits: from RNA Integrity to Network Topology</li> <p>M. A. O’Brien, B. N. Costin and M. F. Miles</p> <p> <li>Genetic and Molecular Network Analysis of Behavior</li> <p>Robert W. Williams and Megan K. Mulligan</p> <p> <li>Large Scale Neuroinformatics for in Situ Hybridization Data in the Mouse Brain</li> <p>Lydia L. Ng, Susan M. Sunkin, David Feng, Chris Lau, Chinh Dang and Michael J. Hawrylycz</p> <p> <li>Opportunities for Bioinformatics in the Classification of Behavior and Psychiatric Disorders<br><br>Elissa J. Chesler and Ryan W. Logan</li></ol>