Ebook: The OMICs: applications in neuroscience

Medical DNA sequencing in neuroscience / Karola Rehnström, Arvid Suls, and Aarno Palotie -- Epigenomics : an overview / Kevin Huang and Guoping Fan -- The role of epigenomics in genetically identical individuals / Zachary A. Kaminsky -- Transcriptomics / T. Grant Belgard and Daniel H. Geschwind -- Decoding alternative mRNAs in the "omics" age / Yuan Yuan and Donny D. Licatalosi -- Transcriptomics : from differential expression to coexpression / Michael Michael C. Oldham -- High-throughput-RNA interference as a tool for discovery in neuroscience / Lisa P. Elia and Steven Finkbeiner -- The genetics of gene expression : multiple layers and multiple players / Amanda J. Myers -- Proteomics / Jonathan C. Trinidad, Ralf Schoepfer and A.L. Burlingame -- Focused plasma proteomics for the study of brain aging and neurodegeneration / Philipp A. Jaeger, Saul A. Villeda, Daniela Berdnik, Markus Britschgi, and Tony Wyss-Coray -- Cellomics : characterization of neuronal subtypes by high-throughputmethods and transgenic mouse models / Joseph Dougherty -- Neuroscience and metabolomics / Reza Salek -- Brain connectomics in man and mouse / Arthur W. Toga, Kristi Clark, Hong Wei Dong, Houri Hintiryan, Paul M. Thompson, and John D. Van Horn -- Optogenetics / Richie E. Kohman, Hua-an Tseng, and Xue Han -- Characterizing the gut microbiome : role in brain-gut function / Gerard Clarke, Paul W. O'Toole, John F. Cryan, and Timothy G. Dinan -- OMICs in drug discovery : from small molecule leads to clinical candidates / B. Michael Silber -- Pharmacogenomics / Steven P. Hamilton -- Multidimensional databases of model organisms / Khyobeni Mozhui and Robert W. Williams -- Network biology and molecular medicine in the post genomic era : the systems pathobiology of network medicine / Stephen Y. Chan annd Joseph Loscalzo.;'The OMICs' summarizes the state of the art in OMICs applications in neurology and neuroscience, attracting neurologists who are interested in the progress of this field towards clinical applications, and neuroscientists who may be not familiar with the most recent advances in this ever-changing field.