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Programs for Genomic Applications
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What is the PGA?

The Program in Genomic Applications is a research enterprise funded by the National Heart Lung and Blood Institute. Details of the program can be found at the official NHLBI PGA website

Why an Educational site?

Education and training in all aspects of genomic science is a crucial part of the PGA. All of the PGA's have undertaken to develop educational and training activities. The subject matter varies from detailed technical issues involved in PGA research through to formal educational programs for Faculty and senior scientists involved in genomic research.

Why can I not view the Private PGA Site?

The Education Sub-Committee of the PGA has a separate web site which it uses for collaboration an development of PGA educational activities. As educational programs are approved, they are immediately made visible here on the public site. The other activities of the committe such as discussion boards and collaborative documents are not generally made public although all of the PGA educational activities are.

What technologies are in use at this site?

This is a public website using the Apache web server.

The pages you are viewing are all generated dynamically by an open-source web application framework called Zope.

How do I contact the PGA Education Sub-Committee

Please email Nancy Beatty (renab@channing.harvard.edu) in the first instance - she will direct your enquiry to the appropriate person.

How do I contact the webmaster?

There is a link at the bottom of every page which will enable you to send email to our webmaster

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