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Paradigms in Systems Biology - Session II

Chair(s)

Jewett, M. C., Northwestern University

Co-chair(s)

Reed, J., University of Wisconsin-Madison

A fundamental goal of systems biology is to integrate different component parts of a biological system. In this Topical Conference, whole biological ensembles, rather than isolated parts are studied in order to build predictive biological understandings of a defined system’s behavior.

Presentations

12:30 PM
(141a) Use of Computational Biology and Gene Expression Array Analysis to Understand Human Brain Evolution
12:48 PM
(141b) Comparative Analysis of the Cerebellar Metabolic Physiology Between Sexes in a Mouse Model of Adult Onset Hypothyroidism Using GC-MS Metabolomics
1:06 PM
(141c) Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction for Cellular Phenotyping From High Throughput Mass Cytometry Data
1:24 PM
(141d) A Quantitative Systems Perspective On Cancer, Immunoevasion, and Somatic Evolution
1:42 PM
(141e) The Human Platelet Reconstruction: Understanding Mechanistic Outcomes From Proteomics, Metabolomics, and Fluxomics
2:00 PM
(141f) Reverse Engineering Validation Using a Benchmark Synthetic Gene Circuit in Human Cells
2:18 PM
(141g) A Naive Bayesian Classifier of Gram Stain Phenotypes From Genotype Functional Roles
2:36 PM
(141h) Reduction Techniques and Hybrid Modelling Approaches for Cell Population Heterogeneity

Topics 

Systems Biology
Biological Engineering

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