Our group's primary focus is the development of computational methods for problems in molecular biology. Most of our work is in genomics, with emphasis on bacterial genomes. The number of fully- or partially-sequenced microbial genomes continues to grow exponentially. The wealth of data generated in these sequencing projects creates new and interesting computational problems. It is in the interplay of genomics and computer science that our research takes place.
Setubal Group 2008 research report
Genome Sequencing and Annotation Projects
Agrobacterium biovars
Agrobacterium annotation site
Azotobacter vinelandii
Pseudomonas syringae
Xanthomonas aurantifolli
Other Collaborative Projects
Gene Ontology terms for standardized annotation of plant-associated microbial genomes (PAMGO)
PathoSystems Resource Integration Center (PATRIC)
PhyloFacts: Phylogenomic encyclopedias across the Tree of Life