2013 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Paradigms in Systems Biology - Session II

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.

Chair

Michael C. Jewett, Northwestern University

Co-Chair

Jennifer Reed, University of Wisconsin-Madison

Presentations

12:30 PM

(141a) Use of Computational Biology and Gene Expression Array Analysis to Understand Human Brain Evolution
Lawrence I. Grossman, Harry Chugani, Christopher Kuzawa, Derek E. Wildman, Leonard Lipovich, Chet Sherwood, Kirstin Sterner, Michael McGowen

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
Maria I. Klapa, Christoniki Maga-Nteve, Caterina Vasilopoulou, Caterina Constantinou, Marigoula Margarity

01:06 PM

(141c) Nonlinear Dimensionality Reduction for Cellular Phenotyping From High Throughput Mass Cytometry Data
Karthik Shekhar, Petter Brodin, Arup K. Chakraborty, Mark M. Davis

01:24 PM

(141d) A Quantitative Systems Perspective On Cancer, Immunoevasion, and Somatic Evolution
David J. Klinke

01:42 PM

(141e) The Human Platelet Reconstruction: Understanding Mechanistic Outcomes From Proteomics, Metabolomics, and Fluxomics
Alex Thomas, Bernhard Ø. Palsson, Neema Jamshidi

02:00 PM

(141f) Reverse Engineering Validation Using a Benchmark Synthetic Gene Circuit in Human Cells
Taek Kang, Jacob White, Zhen Xie, Yaakov Benenson, Eduardo Sontag, Leonidas Bleris

02:18 PM

(141g) A Naive Bayesian Classifier of Gram Stain Phenotypes From Genotype Functional Roles
Ricardo Colasanti

02:36 PM

(141h) Reduction Techniques and Hybrid Modelling Approaches for Cell Population Heterogeneity
Michail Stamatakis