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副研究員
                         林仲彥 Chung-Yen Lin



               Associate Research Fellow
               Ph.D., Zoology, National Taiwan University
               Tel: +886-2-2788-3799 ext. 1704      Fax: +886-2-2782-4814
               Email: cylin@iis.sinica.edu.tw
               http://www.iis.sinica.edu.tw/pages/cylin



                  Research Description                                                      ● Visiting Scholar, Computational
                                                                                           Biology Research Center, The
               Our research is motivated by a desire to utilize IT innovations to decipher the secrets of life. At the same   National Institute of Advanced In-
               time, all of our published results have been converted into useful web applications/databases for active   dustrial Science and Technology
                                                                                           (AIST), Japan (2011/8–2012/7)

               use by research communities worldwide. Over the past  ve years, we have published 15 SCI papers (7,

                rst/corresponding author) with 4 web databases, 4 web applications, 2 standalone software, and 2     ● Visiting Scholar, Molecular &
               patents. In recent years, my research has focused on the following areas:   Medical Phamacology , David
                                                                                           Geffen School of Medicine at
               (1) Network analysis of protein interactions involved in tumorigenesis and infectious diseases (systems   UCLA, United States (2010/8–
               biology):                                                                   2011/1)
               In our current work, we are constructing a new statistical model based on domain- domain interactions     ● Joint-appointed Associate Princi-
               to reconstruct protein-protein interaction networks for any given organism, using data from recent   ple Investigator, National Health
               high through-put interactome studies. To decipher complex networks, our team has also developed   Research Institutes, Division of
               several algorithms which can successfully identify hubs/sub-networks with various topological fea-  Biostatistics and Bioinformatics,
               tures (please see the publication list for details).                        Taiwan (2005/11–present)
               (2) Developing value-added databases and web applications for biomedical research communities:    ● Joint-appointed Associate Profes-
                                                                                           sor , National Taiwan University,
               We have developed several web applications and databases related to bioinformatics for the biomedi-  College of Life Science, Taiwan
               cal research community since 2003. For example, the web application Primer Design Assistant (PDA,   (2005/2–present)
               http://dbb.nhri.org.tw/primer/) can be helpful for large-scale PCR in high throughput experiments,
               such as microarray experiments. From July 2003 to May 2014, the numbers of accumulated website vis-
               its and processed sequences were over 205,000 and 1,250,000, respectively. Recently, our team also re-
               leased new platforms called “Electronic Laboratory Notebook” (ELN, http://eln.iis.sinia.edu.tw) and “Multi-Omics online Analysis System” (MOLAS, http://
               molas.iis.sinica.edu.tw) for digitizing daily experimental results and deciphering the regulatory mechanisms hidden within complex transcriptomic data
               generated through next-generation sequencing, respectively.


                  Publications


               1.   Wei-Chun Chung, Chien-Chih Chen, Jan-Ming Ho, Chung-Yen Lin,   number 10, pages 2788–2799, October 2012, Article first published
                   Wen-Lian Hsu, Yu-Chun Wang, Der-Tsai Lee, Feipei Lai, Chih-Wei   online: 29 MAY 2012 (SCI/ 5.84)
                   Huang and Yu-Jung Chang, “CloudDOE: A Quick and Easy Tool for
                   Setting  up Hadoop on Private/Public  Clouds and Analyzing  High-  6.   Hsiao-Pei Lu, Yu-bin Wang, Shiao-Wei Huang, Chung-Yen Lin, Mar-
                   Throughput Sequencing  Data via  MapReduce,”  to appear  in  PLoS   tin Wu, Chih-hao Hsieh and Hon-Tsen Yu, “Metagenomic analysis re-
                   One, http://clouddoe.iis.sinica.edu.tw/             veals a functional signature for biomass degradation by cecal microbi-
                                                                       ota in the leaf-eating flying squirrel (Petaurista alborufus lena),”BMC

               2.   Shu-Hwa Chen, Kun-Lin Li, I-Hsuan Lu, Yu-Bin Wang,Che-Huang   Genomics, volume 13, pages 466, September 2012.
                   Tung, Hsiu-Chi Ting, Ching-Yi Lin, Chung-Yen Lin*, Yi-Hsien Su*,
                   Jr-Kai Sky Yu, “Sequencing and analysis of the transcriptome of the   7.   Yu-Bin Wang, Shu-Hwa Chen, Chung-Yen Lin and Jr-Kai Yu, “EST
                   acorn worm Ptychodera flava, an indirect developing hemichordate,”   and transcriptome analysis of cephalochordate amphioxus - past, pre-

                   to appear in Marine Genomics, Web database: http://molas.iis.sinica.  sent, and future,” Brief in Functional Genomics, volume 11, number
                   edu.tw/hemichordate                                 2, pages 96-106, March 2012, (SCI/ 4.126)
               3.   Qi H, Olson CA, Wu NC, Ke R, Loverdo C, Chu V, Truong S, Reme-  8.   Chin-I Chang, Pei-Hsin Hung, Chia-Che Wu, Ta Chih Cheng, Jyh-
                   nyi R, Chen Z, Du Y, Su SY, Al-Mawsawi LQ, Wu TT, Chen SH, Lin   Ming Tsai, King-Jung Lin and Chung-Yen Lin, “Simultaneous Detec-
                   CY, Zhong W, Lloyd-Smith JO, Sun R., “A quantitative high-resolu-  tion of Multiple Fish Pathogens Using a Naked-Eye Readable DNA
                   tion genetic profile rapidly identifies sequence determinants of viral   Microarray,” Sensors, volume 12, number 3, pages 2710-2728, Febru-



                   fitness and drug sensitivity,” PLoS Pathogens, volume 10, number 4,   ary 2012.
                   pages e1004064, April 2014, Collaboration with Team in UCLA   9.   Jiann-Horng Leu, Shu-Hwa Chen,  Yu-Bin  Wang,  Yen-Chen Chen,
                                                                       Sheng-Yao Su, Chung-Yen Lin*, Jan-Ming Ho, Chu-Fang Lo*, “A
               4.   Chia-Hao  Chin, Shu-Hwa Chen, Chun-Yu Chen, Chao. A Hsiung,
                   Chin-Wen Ho, Ming-Tat Ko and Chung-Yen Lin, “Spotlight: Assem-  Review of the Major Penaeid Shrimp EST Studies and the Construc-
                   bly of Protein Complexes by Integrating Graph Clustering Methods,”   tion of a Shrimp Transcriptome Database Based on the ESTs from
                   Gene, volume 518, number 1, pages 42-51, April 2013, Collabora-  Four Penaeid Shrimp,” Marine Biotechnology, volume 13, number 4,
                   tion with scientists in NHRI  and NCU,  http://hub.iis.sinica.edu.tw/  pages 608-21, August 2011. http://sysbio.iis.sinica.edu.tw/page
                   spotlight                                        10.  Chen, S. H., Lo, C. Z., Su, S. Y., Kuo, B. H., Hsiung, A. C., Lin, C.
               5.   Lei-Chin  Chen,  Jung-Chi Chen, Jwu-Ching Shu, Chien-Yen Chen,   Y.*, “UPS 2.0: Unique Probe Selector for Probe Design and Oligonu-
                   Ssu-Ching Chen, Shu-Hwa  Chen, Chung-Yen Lin, Chi-Yu Lu, and   cleotide Microarrays in Pangenomic/ Genomic Level,” BMC Genom-
                   Chien-Cheng Chen, “Interplay of RsbM and RsbK controls the theta B   ics, volume 11, number 8, pages S6, December 2010, http://array.iis.
                   activity of Bacillus cereus,” Environmental Microbiology, volume 14,   sinica.edu.tw/ups




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