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    The Office of the Vice President for Research facilitates collaborative research opportunities, streamlines related policies and procedures, and acts as a unified voice for U of I research.

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    The Office of Technology Management at Chicago is responsible for managing the intellectual property generated by research and educational activities at the University.

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    Provides an ideal environment for starting a high-growth technology venture, with wet-chemistry labs, office space, an array of shared equipment, server co-location facilities, and conference rooms.

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Nucleic acid manipulation

Injectable System for Controlled Drug Delivery
This technology provides an effective means of control release kinetics for pharmaceuticals.
ALL OF THESE, ALL OF THESE, Urbana-Champaign, Molecular Biology, Nucleic acid manipulation, Genomics/proteomics, Research Tools and Reagants
Splice Site Prediction Using Inhomogeneous Markov Chain and Neutral Network
UIC inventors have proposed a new splice site prediction method using inhomogeneous Markov chain model, combined with three-layer feed forward Neural Networks.
ALL OF THESE, ALL OF THESE, Chicago, Nucleic acid manipulation, Genomics/proteomics, Research Tools and Reagants
SNP Mutations that Affect Milk, Fat, and Protein Yield in Cattle
Nucleotides are the building blocks of DNA, which form the code for genes that determine physical characteristics and production traits in animals such as milk yield. When one of the nucleotides in DNA coding for a gene is replaced by another as a result of a mutation, a single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) is formed. These SNPs can have drastic effects on the function of a particular gene, for example increasing susceptibility to certain diseases or increasing or decreasing potential production characteristics such as milk yield.
ALL OF THESE, ALL OF THESE, Urbana-Champaign, Nucleic acid manipulation, Genomics/proteomics
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