AOps<\/a><\/p>\n BioRAFT<\/a><\/p>\n BU Blackboard<\/a><\/p>\n BU e-journals<\/a><\/p>\n BU Works<\/a><\/p>\n BUMC Cores<\/a><\/p>\n Cellular Imaging Core<\/a><\/p>\n Data Science Core<\/a><\/p>\n Experimental Pathology Laboratory Service Core<\/a><\/p>\n Flow Cytometry<\/a><\/p>\n Healthway<\/a><\/p>\n IACUC<\/a><\/p>\n iLabs<\/a><\/p>\n iLabs – Add Funds link (for PIs)<\/a><\/p>\n IRB<\/a><\/p>\n Microarray and Sequencing Core<\/a><\/p>\n MyBUWorks<\/a><\/p>\n Onboarding<\/a><\/p>\n Pulmonary Center<\/a><\/p>\n Research In Progress seminars<\/a><\/p>\n RIMS<\/a><\/p>\n ROHP<\/a><\/p>\n Shuttle Bus between Medical and Charles River Campuses<\/a><\/p>\n Single Cell Sequencing Core<\/a><\/p>\n Statistics consultation with CTSI<\/a><\/p>\n Stats and Machine Learning consults with CAS-Math<\/a><\/p>\n Webmail<\/a><\/p>\n LungMAP<\/a> is a source for molecular maps of the neonatal, pediatric and early adult human lung.<\/span><\/p>\n Naftali Kaminski’s website<\/a> offers links to multiple user-friendly tools for exploring scSeq atlases of lung diseases.<\/p>\n The HumphreysLab<\/a> website provides a nice resource for comparing scSeq and snSeq from mouse lungs.<\/p>\n Darrell Kotton<\/a>‘s group provides multiple useful lung-relevant datasets on-line, especially relating to iPSC-derived lung cells.<\/p>\n The Single Cell Expression Atlas<\/a> from EMBL-EBI make lots of\u00a0 scRNA-seq datasets available.<\/p>\n Immgen<\/a> has many searchable ways to examine immune cell transcriptomes.<\/p>\n The NIH makes data and biosamples from human studies available through BioData Catalyst<\/a> and BioLINCC<\/a>.<\/p>\n Many grant opportunities<\/a> are listed on the ATS website.<\/p>\n ATCC<\/a> makes many cell lines and microbes available.<\/p>\n BEI<\/a> makes many infectious disease resources available.<\/p>\n MMRRC<\/a> provides access to Zcchc11-deficient mice (as well as other strains).<\/p>\n Jackson Labs<\/a>\u00a0makes many genetically engineered strains of mice available.<\/p>\n The International Gene Trap Consortium<\/a> site provides a searchable database of ES cell lines with genes trapped by insertional mutagenesis.<\/p>\n NIH Reporter<\/a> provides information about current funded NIH grants.<\/p>\n eRA Commons<\/a> provides investigators access to their NIH applications and grants.<\/p>\n NCBI<\/a> provides multiple interactive databases, particularly useful for sequence analyses.<\/p>\n A Clearinghouse for Training Modules to Enhance Data Reproducibility<\/a> is provided by the NIGMS.<\/p>\n ARRIVE Guidelines<\/a> provide standards for in vivo<\/em> animal research.<\/p>\n DAVID Bioinformatics<\/a> provides useful resources for analyzing large lists of genes.<\/p>\n Enrichr<\/a> provides an easy on-line gene list enrichment analysis tool.<\/p>\nLinks to outside of BU:<\/h4>\n
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