UP Online Bioinformatics System site!

UP Online Bioinformatics System is the integration of the three existing softwares developed by the three graduates of the University of the Philippines in Mindanao. These are the Parallel Computation of Nucleotide Mutation and Divergence Time Inferred from Phylogenetic Tree using Maximum Likelihood Method (Nucleotide MDT Computation) developed by Mr. Bernard Klinch S. Clarito II, another is A Working Space for Sequence Alignment and Detecting Informative Sites by Rona Polinar, and last but not the least Computation and Visualization of Synonymous and Nonsynonymous Substitution (CVSNOS) developed by Vennyl Dumajel.

This system uses Java Applet Technology being embedded in the page, thus, inorder to view the program the users need to install Java Plugin. Since this is an applet, Nucleotide MDT Computation which calls Phylip Programs, processing and loading its output takes some time.

Please take time to visit the site.. :)

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EMBCIS site

The Eastern Mindanao Corridor Biodiversity Information System (EMCBIS) is an on-line system about the flora and fauna species found in Eastern Mindanao, Philippines. The system, which is part of the Philippine Eagle Foundation's Eastern Mindanao Corridor Biodiversity Archiving and Assessment Project (EMCBAAP), was designed and developed to provide the users with fast access of species information and their geographic locations. The system was also designed with the aim to be the central repository of biodiversity information in Eastern Mindanao. The fauna and flora species stored in the system were obtained from nine identified key biodiversity areas (KBAs) which cover the Islands of Siargao and Dinagat in Surigao del Norte, the mountains of Hilong-hiong and Diwata in Region XIII, the mountains of Kampalili, Tagub, and Mayo in Compostela Valley and Mt. Hamiguitan in Davao Oriental. Current data suggests that the Eastern Mindanao Corridor is indeed rich in flora and fauna species.

Please visit the site... :)

Credits: Philippine Eagle Foundation INC., University of the Philippines Mindanao, CEPF, NAMRIA, NORMISSIST, University of Massachusetts Amherst