Program

Program: Automated Function Prediction 2012

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Automated Function Prediction SIG 2012



Organizers: Iddo Friedberg and Predrag Radivojac

08:30 08:45 Welcome Iddo Friedberg and Predrag Radivojac


Session 1: Evolution used in Function Prediction

08:45 09:30 Keynote: Phylogenomic Approaches to Improving Functional Prediction Jonathan Eisen UC Davis
09:30 09:50 FAT-CAT (Fast Approximate Tree ClassificATion): A Scalable Method for (Meta)Genome Functional and Taxonomic Classification Kimmen Sjolander UC Berkeley
09:50 10:15 Annotation of Short Proteins in the Expanding Universe of Protein Sequences from Insects and Crustaceans Michal Linial Hebrew University of Jerusalem
10:15 10:45 Coffee



Session 2: Structures!

10:45 11:10 Protein-ligand binding prediction with I-TASSER structure assembly, BioLiP database construction and COFACTOR template identification Yang Zhang University of Michigan
11:10 11:30 STOP using GO Sean Mooney Buck Institute
11:30 11:55 Evolution of function in the alkaline phosphatase superfamily Alan E. Barber Ii UC San Francisco
11:55 12:20 Selection of Targets for Function and Structure Determination in the Isoprenoid Synthase Superfamily Daniel Almonacid UC San Francisco
12:20 13:30 Lunch

13:30 14:30 posters



Session 3: Getting creative.

14:30 14:55 Can we go beyond sequence similarity to predict protein function ? Stephano Toppo Università degli studi di Padova
14:55 15:15 Computational Function Predictions for Moonlighting Proteins Daisuke Kihara Purdue University
15:15 15:45 Coffee



Session 4: Critique of Protein Function Prediction

15:45 16:10 Lessons from the first critical assessment of functional annotation Jesse Gillis University of British Columbia
16:10 16:35 Sources of Experimental Function Annotation in UniProt-GOA, Implications for Function Prediction Alexandra Schnoes UC San Francisco
16:35 17:00 Information theory based metrics for the evaluation of GO term annotations Wyatt Clark Indiana University, Bloomington
17:00 17:15 Break

17:15 17:40 Predicting Tissue Specificity from Protein Sequence Sivan Goren Bar Ilan University
17:40 18:00 “dcGO”: a Domain-Centric Gene Ontology Predictor for Functional Genomics Julian Gough Bristol University, UK
18:00 18:25 Flexible Graphlet Kernels for Functional Residue Prediction in Protein Structures Jose Lugo-Martinez Indiana University, Bloomington
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