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Database Information
One of the principle components required for this infrastructure would
be the creation of the databases to track and store the various pieces
of data generated. This includes the clone collection storage data, annotation
data, workflow queues, microarray data, data repositories, sample submission information,
and project/investigator information. We are developing a database schema to
accommodate this diverse set of tasks. In particular, we will use the recommendations
of the European Bioinformatics Institute and the
Genetic Analysis Technology Consortium
to guide us in the database schema for storing the microarray data. These groups also
outline guidelines for exportation of the microarray data for publication and deposition
into public databases. The software system we will use to build this relational database
is SQL Server v7. This was chosen due to the low cost, scalability, and seamless integration
into our programming platform, Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise edition. Visual Studio is a
suite of programs that include compilers for Visual Basic, Visual C++, Visual J++ (Java),
and Visual Interdev (Active Server Pages) in one integrated package. Because of the
integration between these products, development time for specific applications is
dramatically decreased.
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Workflow
We are in the process of creating web based workflow schemes to manage the array workflow.
Visit again soon for more information!
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 What's new
You can check here to see what is new in the system. We will post items in this section for your convenience.
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Publications
We will list any interesting publications here.
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