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Systems Biology: Signaling Networks

Co-chair(s)

Reeves, G., Texas A&M University
Howsmon, D. P., Tulane University

This session covers the systems biology of signaling networks, including how signaling affects cellular decisions such as differentiation, migration, and metabolism.

Presentations

3:30 PM
(721a) Invited Talk: Modeling Endothelin-Driven Stress Fiber Formation in Valve Interstitial Cells
4:10 PM
(721b) Single-Cell Metabolic Objectives during Cell-Type Transitions
4:28 PM
(721c) Computational Modeling of Cell Migration in Complex Chemokine Microenvironments
4:46 PM
Break
5:04 PM
(721e) Reconstructing Signaling History and Spatial Organization of Single Cells with Generalizable Statistical Inference
5:22 PM
(721f) Elucidating TGF? and TNF? Crosstalk Mechanisms in Valve Interstitial Cells
5:40 PM
(721g) Machine Learning for Improved Interpretability of High Dimensional Single-Cell Data: Impact of Host Factors on the Immune Landscape of Influenza Infection

Topics 

Biological Engineering

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