3. Lecture WS 2006/07Bioinformatics III1 V3 From Protein Complexes to Networks and back Protein networks could be defined in a number of ways (1) Co-regulated.
16. Lecture WS 2008/09Bioinformatics III1 V16 Stochastic processes in cells 3 aspects of genetic circuits control dynamic cellular behaviors: - the circuit.
1. Lecture WS 2003/04Bioinformatics III1 Bioinformatics III (“Systems biology”) Course will address two areas: - analysis and comparison of whole genome.
23. Lecture WS 2007/08Bioinformatics III1 V23 Transcriptional Control in Halobacter salinarum Leroy HoodNitin Baliga.
27. Lecture WS 2007/08Bioinformatics III1 How many drug targets are there? in 2002: ~8,000 targets of pharmacological interest, of which nearly 5,000 could.
5. Lecture WS 2003/04Bioinformatics III1 Genome Rearrangements Compare to other areas in bioinformatics we still know very little about the rearrangement.
21. Lecture WS 2003/04Bioinformatics III1 Metabolic Pathway Analysis: Elementary Modes The technique of Elementary Flux Modes (EFM) was developed prior.
12. Lecture WS 2004/05Bioinformatics III1 Direct comparison of different data sets Bayesian Network approach V12: Reliability of Protein Interaction Networks.
17. Lecture WS 2006/07Bioinformatics III1 V17 Modelling signalling cascades Cells respond to external stimuli using a limited number of signalling pathways.
Biological Network Analysis: Introduction to Metabolic Networks Tomer Shlomi Winter 2008.
9. Lecture WS 2004/05Bioinformatics III1 Bioinformatics III “Systems biology”,“Integrative cell biology” Zusammenfassung Teil 2: Vorlesungen 9-16.
V14 Graph connectivity – Metabolic networks