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Opinions expressed on BioImplement are entirely those of the author, Dr. Christopher Hogue, and do not reflect the opinion of his employer, the National University of Singapore nor any funding agencies, sponsoring government agencies, nor any past, present or future commercial ventures or partners. Products or services mentioned on BioImplement are not endorsed by Dr. Hogue or any of the above noted parties unless otherwise indicated in writing. This BLOG is not written during Dr. Hogue's normal business hours. Dr. Hogue uses his own personal computer and no resources from the National University of Singapore are used in its preparation. Material in this BLOG is (c) Copyright Dr. Christopher Hogue 2008.

Update

Like many other bloggers with good intentions, my blog has faded into oblivion. It seems "blogging" is a fad reserved for the interested few.

As an update, I am currently an Associate Professor in the Department of Biological Science at the National University of Singapore. I am working on research projects involving both Bioinformatics and wet-laboratory protein and nucleic acid biochemistry focusing on quantitative in-vitro approaches.

BIND and SeqHound/DogBox are now the products of Thomson-Reuters (BINDPlus and BONDPlus, respectively).

Thomson-Reuters provides the public BIND and sequence content - with a free login - at http://bind.ca

The book-writing mentioned in the previous email was put aside for a while, as I learned a lot about how not to write a book. It has transformed from 24 incomprehensible chapters into something much more focused, thanks to a number of readers who gave their feedback to my earlier drafts. For wading through the outline with 24 chapters, and getting back to me with their criticisms, I thank them.