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Bioinformatics Colloquium: Spring 2009 Schedule
The Colloquium meets on Tuesdays at 4:30 pm in room 132 of
Bull Run Hall, on the Prince William Campus unless otherwise specified.
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Click on the title of the talk to access the abstract.
Click on the speaker name for speaker's web page.
Click here to view the syllabus.
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Jan 20
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No Class - Inauguration Day
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Jan 27
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Cancelled due to weather
Statistical Model for Identification of ChIP-Enriched Regions in Epigenomic Data
Weiqun Peng, The George Washington University
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Feb 3
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Intermolecular interactions induce helix to strand structural transition in Abeta peptides
Dmitri Klimov, George Mason University
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Feb 10
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A Combined Modeling/Experimental Study of Pulsatile Insulin Secretion
Richard Bertram, Florida State University
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Feb 17
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Probability Density Methods for Modeling Local Control of Calcium- Induced Calcium Release in Cardiac Myocytes
George Williams, George Mason University
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Feb 24
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Transcriptional Control of Heart Failure
Saleet Jafri, George Mason University
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Mar 3
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Recognition-by-Parts Using Boosting and Transduction
Harry Wechsler, George Mason University
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Mar 10
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Spring Break
No Class
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Mar 17
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Systems Biology of Angiogenesis
Sasha Popel, The Johns Hopkins University
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Mar 24
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Mathematical Models of Human Metabolism and Body Weight Regulation
Kevin Hall, The National Institutes of Health
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Mar 31
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Superhelical Duplex Destabilization (SIDD) in DNA and its Roles in Regulation
Craig Benham, The University of California, Davis
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Apr 7
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Computing Biomolecular Transitions with Dynamic Importance Sampling
Tom Woolf, The Johns Hopkins University
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Apr 14
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Using comparative analysis for solving biological problems
Mihaela Pertea, The Univeristy of Maryland
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Apr 21
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Anti-microbial peptides & Francisella: An ancient mechanism of innate immunity
Monique Van Hoek, George Mason University
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Apr 28
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Gene Regulation by Small RNAs
Lakshmi Matukumalli, George Mason University
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May 5
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Research Day
Class meets 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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