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Proceedings
2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
Food, Pharmaceutical & Bioengineering Division
Systems Biology: Cancer and Immunoengineering
2024 AIChE Annual Meeting
Session: Systems Biology: Cancer and Immunoengineering
This session covers systems biology approaches to study cancer and the immune systems, including how these systems interact with drug therapies and metabolism.
Co-Chairs
Orbach, S.
Sprenger, K.
Presentations
03:30 PM
(595a) Invited Talk: Interpretable and Explainable Support Vector Machines: Applications in Cancer Therapeutic Design and Immunoengineering
Kieslich, C.
04:10 PM
(595b) Uncontrolled Macropinocytosis Leading to Glioblastoma Cell Death Involves Disruptions to the Cytoskeletal Network.
Buchanan, S.
,
Lazzara, M.
04:28 PM
(595c) Evaluating the Role of Antibody-Drug Conjugate Immune System Effects and Payload Sensitivity in Low HER2+ Solid Tumors Via Agent-Based Modeling
Calopiz, M.
,
Linderman, J.
,
Thurber, G.
04:46 PM
(595d) Ensemble Absolute Metabolite Quantitation in T Cells Reveals Conserved Features of Immunometabolism
O'Keeffe, S.
,
McCue, E.
,
Sim, H.
,
Park, J.
05:04 PM
(595e) Evaluation of Cytosolic and Mitochondrial NADPH Dynamics Reveals Their Relative Contribution to Growth Rates in Cancer Cells
Moon, S. J.
,
Chiappino-Pepe, A.
,
Dong, W.
,
Kelleher, J.
,
Vander Heiden, M.
,
Stephanopoulos, G.
,
Sikes, H. D.
05:22 PM
(595f) Towards Cancer Digital Twins: Simulating Tumor Heterogeneity and Patient Response Using Tissue Level Agent-Based Modeling of Prostate Cancer
Kemkar, S.
,
Tao, M.
,
Ghosh, A.
,
Radhakrishnan, R.
05:40 PM
(595g) Molecular Models Indicate Stronger Binding of HIV-1 to Co-Receptor CXCR4 Compared to CCR5 at a Viral Population Level
Zinger, B.
,
Faris, J.
,
Sprenger, K. G.