A Novel Hidden Markov Model to Predict microRNAs and their Targets Simultaneously and its Application to the Epstein-Barr virus

Project Title	A Novel Hidden Markov Model to Predict microRNAs and their Targets Simultaneously and its Application to the Epstein-Barr virus
Principal Investigator	Wang, John Junwen (Principal investigator)
Co-Investigator(s)	Tsao, George Sai Wah (Co-Investigator)
Project Code	10091262
Funding Year	2010/2011
Amount	982485
Panel	Medicine
Start Date	01-01-2011
Expected Completion	31-12-2012
Status	On-going
Keywords	Hidden Markov Model, MicroRNA, Hidden Markov models, Algorithm, Epstein-Barr virus, MicroRNA target
Discipline	Others - Medicine, Dentistry and Health, Epidemiology
Grant Type/Funding Scheme	Research Fund for the Control of Infectious Diseases - Full Grants
Duration	24
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Project Title

Principal Investigator

Co-Investigator(s)

Tsao, George Sai Wah (Co-Investigator)

Project Code

10091262

Funding Year

2010/2011

Amount

982485