ICSB 2017: INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SYSTEMS BIOLOGY 2017
PROGRAM

Days: Sunday, August 6th Monday, August 7th Tuesday, August 8th Wednesday, August 9th Thursday, August 10th Friday, August 11th

Sunday, August 6th

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08:00-17:00 Session : Registration
Location: Williamsburg Room
09:00-18:00 Session 1B: Tutorial: Metabolic flux modeling and computer aided strain design with cobrapy, cameo and DD-DeCaF
Location: Colonial Hall
09:00
Tutorial: Metabolic flux modeling and computer aided strain design with cobrapy, cameo and DD-DeCaF ( abstract )
09:00-18:00 Session 1C: Workshop: The PATRIC bioinformatics resource center for omic data analysis
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
09:00
The PATRIC bioinformatics resource center for omic data analysis ( abstract )
09:00-18:00 Session 1D: Workshop: Multi-scale metabolic modeling and engineering
Location: Goodwin Hall, Room 190 
09:00
Workshop: Multi-scale metabolic modeling and engineering ( abstract )
12:30-18:30 Session 2: Tutorial: 4th International Hands-on Tutorial on Logical Modeling
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 1010
12:30
Workshop: 4th International Hands-on Tutorial on Logical Modeling​​​​​​​ ( abstract )
13:00-18:00 Session 3: Tutorial: Network Dynamics and Cell Physiology (first session)
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 3100
13:00
Network Dynamics and Cell Physiology ( abstract )
Monday, August 7th

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08:00-17:00 Session : Registration
Location: Williamsburg Room
08:30-12:00 Session 4C: Tutorial: GraphSpace: Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Network Biology
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 1010
08:30
Tutorial: GraphSpace: Interdisciplinary Collaborations in Network Biology ( abstract )
08:30-12:00 Session 4E: Tutorial: Mathematical and computational foundations of infectious disease epidemiology
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
08:30
Mathematical and computational foundations of infectious disease epidemiology ( abstract )
08:30-12:00 Session 4F: Workshop: Developing Tutorials For Research Tools And Methods
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 3100
08:30
Workshop: Developing Tutorials For Research Tools And Methods ( abstract )
08:30-12:00 Session 4G: Workshop on Drug Response Measurement and Analysis
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 1060
08:30
Workshop on Drug Response Measurement and Analysis ( abstract )
09:00-12:00 Session 5: StochSS: An Integrated Development Environment for Simulation and Analysis of Discrete Stochastic Biochemical Models
Location: Torgersen Hall - Room 1020
09:00
Tutorial on StochSS: An Integrated Development Environment for Simulation and Analysis of Discrete Stochastic Biochemical Models ( abstract )
13:30-16:30 Session 6: Monday Afternoon
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
13:30
Programming bacteria in time and space ( abstract )
14:00
Engineering Next-Generation T Cells for Cancer Immunotherapy ( abstract )
14:30
Real-time metabolomics reveals the decision mechanism for cell division in E. coli ( abstract )
15:00
Coffee Break ( abstract )
15:30
Dynamic logic models complement machine learning to improve cancer treatment ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 7A: Parallel Session I a: Synthetic Biology
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
16:30
The metabolic reconstruction of a minimal cell ( abstract )
16:50
A Synthetic Biosensor to Determine Peroxisomal Acetyl-CoA Concentration for Compartmentalized Metabolic Engineering. ( abstract )
17:10
Compartmentalization of lignin biosynthesis using either phenylalanine or tyrosine in Brachypodium distachyon ( abstract )
17:30
Data-Driven Design of Cell Factories and Communities ( abstract )
17:50
Extended GEM of Streptomyces Coelicolor for production of secondary metabolites ( abstract )
18:10
KineticDatanator: Tools for Aggregating Data for Biochemical Modeling ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 7B: Parallel Session I b: Cellular Signaling Networks I
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
16:30
Oscillatory stimuli differentiate adapting circuit topologies ( abstract )
16:50
Mapping BMP pairwise interactions describes how cells compute responses to BMP mixtures ( abstract )
17:10
Systems modeling of interplay among extracellular cytokines regulating phenotypic plasticity of CD4+ T-cell differentiation ( abstract )
17:30
Stochastic model of HPV early promoter predicts bursts like pattern of gene expression ( abstract )
17:50
Identifying non-genetic origins of cell-to-cell variability in B-lymphocyte proliferation through systems biology ( abstract )
18:10
The biochemical design of the mitotic checkpoint ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 7C: Parallel Session I c: Omics Technol & Application
Chair:
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
16:30
Systems Biology of Herbal Medicine: Pharmacological property of complex herbal formulation ( abstract )
16:50
Cell Cycle Model System for the Identification of Molecular Markers of Cancer ( abstract )
17:10
Genome mining of Bacillus licheniformis strains from the Red Sea with focus on the biosynthesis of antimicrobial products ( abstract )
17:30
Toward A Whole-Cell Model of H1 Human Embryonic Stem Cells (hESCs): A Genome-Scale Metabolic Model ( abstract )
17:50
A strategy for modelling and visualising phosphoproteomic datasets ( abstract )
18:10
Multi-omics analysis of T helper 22 cells ( abstract )
18:30-20:30 Session 8: Welcome Reception and a Keynote Speech
Chair:
Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
18:30
Welcome ( abstract )
18:45
Single-Cell Genomics: When Stochasticity Meets Precision ( abstract )
Tuesday, August 8th

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08:00-17:00 Session : Registration
Location: Williamsburg Room
08:30-10:30 Session 9: Tuesday Morning
Location: Colonial Hall
08:30
Stochastic frequency matching of incompletely penetrant onco-phenotypes ( abstract )
09:00
Optimizing drug combinations using single-cell perturbation response to account for intratumoral heterogeneity ( abstract )
09:30
Tuesday Morning Coffee Break ( abstract )
10:00
Systems analysis of invasive cancer spread: from the bench to bedside ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 10A: Parallel Session II a: Multicellular Systems Biology
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
10:30
Ecological Dynamics of Gut Microbiota ( abstract )
10:50
The Transition from Acute Kidney Injury to Chronic Kidney Diseases Comes from Evolutionary Compromise ( abstract )
11:10
DECIPHERING CELL CYCLE ROBUSTNESS BY A MULTI-SCALE FRAMEWORK INTEGRATING CELL CYCLE AND METABOLISM IN BUDDING YEAST ( abstract )
11:30
Automatic Inference of Dynamic Regulatory Networks Controlling Shape And Form ( abstract )
11:50
Understanding the self-renewal, differentiation and death of intestinal cells ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 10B: Parallel Session II b: Cancer Systems Biology I
Location: Colonial Hall
10:30
Patient-specific modelling and cell-to-cell variability of the JNK-p53 activation dynamics in primary and relapsed tumours. ( abstract )
10:50
Comprehensive Proteogenomic Characterization of Human Prostate Cancer Cells Reveals Many Missing Proteins and Novel Protein Variants ( abstract )
11:10
Quantifying epithelial-mesenchymal plasticity in cancer and its association with patient survival ( abstract )
11:30
Defining subtype taxonomies and functional architectures of the breast cancer kinome ( abstract )
11:50
Phosphoproteomics-Guided Discovery of Effective Combination Therapies in Cancer ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 10C: Parallel Session II c: Cellular Signaling Networks II
Chair:
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
10:30
Quantitative methods for detecting origins of interferons signalling sensitivity ( abstract )
10:50
Computational Construction of Toxicant Signaling Networks ( abstract )
11:10
Circadian clock protein Cry regulates cellular quiescence depth ( abstract )
11:30
Modeling the spatio-temporal replication program ( abstract )
11:50
Functional diversification of signaling by GPCR localization ( abstract )
12:10
Cells read TGF-beta temporal information through a nested relay mechanism ( abstract )
12:30-14:00 Session : Tuesday Lunch
Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
14:00-16:30 Session 11: Tuesday Afternoon
Location: Colonial Hall
14:00
Keynote Talk: How budding yeast allocates its translation resources ( abstract )
15:00
Mathematical models for cell polarization and gradient sensing ( abstract )
15:30
Tuesday Afternoon Coffee Break ( abstract )
16:00
NIH/NCI Talk ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 12A: Parallel Session III a: Cellular Signaling Networks III
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
16:30
Insulin receptor substrate (IRS) dictates differential responses to insulin and insulin-like growth factor I (IGF1) stimulation ( abstract )
16:50
UNCOVERING A NETWORK MOTIF UNDERLYING A MINIMAL AUTONOMOUS OSCILLATOR OF THE BUDDING YEAST CELL CYCLE ( abstract )
17:10
The link between dynamic modes of p53 and cell-fate decision in the DNA damage response ( abstract )
17:30
Mathematical modeling of an “ectopic” spindle assembly checkpoint ( abstract )
17:50
Controlling Quiescence Heterogeneity by an Rb-E2F Network Switch ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 12B: Parallel Session III b: Cancer Systems Biology II
Location: Colonial Hall
16:30
Extracting dysregulated subnetworks in the non-small cell lung carcinoma tumor microenvironment ( abstract )
16:50
A Simple Formula for Fractional Killing ( abstract )
17:10
Dynamic network entropy as predictor of drug response in cancer cells. ( abstract )
17:30
Systematic Approach to Understanding Selective Cancer Susceptibility to Pharmacological Ascorbate Therapy ( abstract )
17:50
Co-target identification from context specific kinetic models of folate metabolism in methotrexate resistant cancers ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 12C: Parallel Session III c: Special Session Due to Schedule Limitation
Chair:
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
16:30
A Black Box Model of Patient Response to Hemodialysis ( abstract )
16:50
Nano-scale imaging and systems modelling of amyloid protein self-assembly ( abstract )
17:10
Reconstructing dynamic processes from high dimensional snap-shot data ( abstract )
17:30
Overrepresentation of feed forward loops can be driven by simple signal recognition, without the need for noise filtering ( abstract )
17:50
Aggregating RNA-Seq reads from multiple genes in KEGG metabolic pathways improves interpretability in gene expression pathway analysis ( abstract )
18:10
Model reduction under parameter uncertainty ( abstract )
18:30-20:30 Session 13: Poster Session I

We ask all posters be displayed in both poster sessions. For poster presentation, please check the poster presentation assignment page for detailed poster numbers. 

Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
18:30
Simulating the Evolutionary Dynamics of Single-stranded RNA Virus Populations ( abstract )
18:30
Nontargeted in vitro metabolomics identifies wide-spread enyzme promiscuity in Escherichia coli ( abstract )
18:30
A Dynamic KaiA-KaiC Interaction Maintains the Oscillation of the KaiABC Circadian Clock ( abstract )
18:30
Coupled feed-forward and feedback of ATM/p53/Mdm2/Wip1 control cell type-dependent bimodal p53 dynamics and cell fate response ( abstract )
18:30
Integrated regulation of mRNA synthesis and decay decodes TNF signaling during inflammatory muscle-atrophy. ( abstract )
18:30
Spatiotemporal model for pattern formation in phage-bacteria system ( abstract )
18:30
Investigate metabolic reprogramming of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for xylose-based fatty alcohol production via 13C metabolic flux Analysis ( abstract )
18:30
CoReg: Identification of co-regulators in genome scale transcription regulatory ( abstract )
18:30
Large scale simulations of a damage accumulation model in Saccharomyces cerevisiae reveal the benefit of dynamic damage retention in unicellular ageing ( abstract )
18:30
Heparin-based hydrogel as a biomimetic 3D matrix for solid-phase growth factor presentation and cultivation of breast cancer cells ( abstract )
18:30
Measuring neutrophil migration patterns using microfluidic devices and ODE modeling of the mechanistic molecular pathways ( abstract )
18:30
Modeling the Metabolic Response to Antibiotic Stress in Bacterial Pathogens ( abstract )
18:30
A Model of the Control Mechanism for the Genetic Circuit in Caulobacter Cell Cycle ( abstract )
18:30
Genome scale metabolic model of Arabidopsis thalina for isoprenoid production ( abstract )
18:30
Kinetics data information retrieval from the literature as public service ( abstract )
18:30
In-silico prioritization of transporter-drug relationships from drug sensitivity screens ( abstract )
18:30
Optimal methylation noise for best chemotactic performance of E. coli ( abstract )
18:30
Mathematical modeling of the unfolded protein response in different breast cancer cell lines ( abstract )
18:30
Systematic Optimization of Protein Secretory Pathways in Saccharomyces cerevisiae to Increase Expression of Hepatitis B Small Antigen ( abstract )
18:30
Clonal evolution in glioblastoma ( abstract )
18:30
Predictive modelling of a batch filter mating process ( abstract )
18:30
SigNetSim : A web platform for building and analyzing mathematical models of molecular signaling networks ( abstract )
18:30
Cell-type specific optimized therapy for colorectal cancer based on dynamical analysis of variant network models ( abstract )
18:30
Specificity and sensitivity of antigen sensing by the T cell receptor is enhanced by the co-receptor CD8 ( abstract )
18:30
Memote - A testing suite for constraint-based metabolic models ( abstract )
18:30
miRNA expression shifts as an initiator event in carcinogenesis induced by Bisphenol A in human prostate cells ( abstract )
18:30
Mathematical modeling of regulatory interactions in the fatty acid synthesis pathway ( abstract )
18:30
Crosstalk between diverse synthetic protein degradation tags in Escherichia coli ( abstract )
18:30
Fast, easy, interoperable and reusable – the cobrapy infrastructure for constraints-based analysis of metabolic flux ( abstract )
18:30
Analysis of phenotypic network changes along with the sequential occurrence of driver mutations during colorectal tumorigenesis ( abstract )
18:30
A distinct cutaneous microbiota profile in autoimmune bullous disease patients ( abstract )
18:30
Predicting the perturbation effects in biological networks based on linear system approximation modeling ( abstract )
18:30
Predicting anticancer drug responses using deep learning based on cancer cell line gene expression profiles and drug molecular fingerprints ( abstract )
18:30
Identification of potential tissue-specific cancer biomarkers and development of cancer versus normal genomic classifiers ( abstract )
18:30
Systems biology of multi-herbal formulations: Addressing condition-dependent prescription selection by comparing pharmacological and compound traits of related formulations ( abstract )
18:30
Modeling the nutrient signaling network in Saccharomyces cerevisiae ( abstract )
18:30
Compensatory interactions to stabilize multiple steady states or mitigate the effects of multiple deregulations in biological networks ( abstract )
18:30
Automating cell segmentation and tracking with deep learning algorithms ( abstract )
18:30
Computational Model of Melanoma Cancer ( abstract )
18:30
Modeling the Interactions of Sense and Antisense Transcripts in the Mammalian Circadian Clock Network ( abstract )
18:30
A Dynamic Model of Granulocyte-Monocyte Progenitor Differentiation ( abstract )
18:30
Characterizing Phenotypic Heterogeneity in Small Cell Lung Cancer ( abstract )
18:30
Building a Mechanistic Understanding of Cell Death or Survival Decisions in L929 Cells ( abstract )
18:30
Understanding the effect of radiation on the cell cycle through mathematical modelling ( abstract )
18:30
Chemotropism in yeast ( abstract )
18:30
Towards a Computational Model of the Dermal Extracellular Matrix in Ageing ( abstract )
18:30
Integration of a cellular signalling model with a whole-body pharmacokinetic model: Estimating cellular responses to administered interferon alpha doses in humans. ( abstract )
18:30
Enhancing the Visualization of Budding Yeast Cell Cycles ( abstract )
Wednesday, August 9th

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08:00-17:00 Session : Registration
Location: Williamsburg Room
08:30-10:30 Session 14: Wednesday Moring
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
08:30
Getting Things Right in a Noisy Milieu: Stochastic Models of Cell Cycle Dynamics in Budding Yeast and Bacteria ( abstract )
09:00
Multi-Objective Optimization in Biology and Biomedicine ( abstract )
09:30
Wednesday Coffee Break ( abstract )
10:00
Newly Born Cancer Cells Escape Chemotherapeutic Drug ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 15A: Parallel Session IV a: Developmental Dynamics and Control
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
10:30
Deciphering the dynamical origin of mixed population during neural stem cell development ( abstract )
10:50
The dual role of microRNA in boundary formation of the spinal cord ( abstract )
11:10
Exploring the inhibitory effect of membrane tension on cell polarization ( abstract )
11:30
Principles that govern competition or co-existence in Rho-GTPase driven polarization ( abstract )
11:50
Identifying synergistic control targets of a biological network based on a merged state transition map ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 15B: Parallel Session IV b: Cell Decision Making I
Location: Colonial Hall
10:30
Cell size homeostasis is critical for maintaining a permissive DNA:Cytoplasm ratio ( abstract )
10:50
Intercellular Coupling of the Cell Cycle and Circadian Clock in Adult Stem Cell Culture ( abstract )
11:10
Dynamics of T cell memory generation inferred from single cell fate mapping in vivo ( abstract )
11:30
Dilution of the cell cycle inhibitor Whi5 alone cannot account for size control in budding yeast ( abstract )
11:50
Proliferating mammalian cells modulate growth rate to reduce size variability ( abstract )
12:10
Incoherent inputs enhance robustness of biological oscillators ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 15C: Parallel Session IV c: NeuroScience
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
10:30
Increasing the network communicability of a damaged brain network for rehabilitation ( abstract )
10:50
The minimum dominating sets in a brain network critically determine the efficiency of local communication of the network ( abstract )
11:10
Using action potential simulations to explore the possible cause-effect relationships between gain and loss of cardiac ion channel function and generation of proarrhythmic early afterdepolarizations ( abstract )
11:30
Multi-level modelling for a new physiologically based interpretation of fMRI data ( abstract )
11:50
A study on frequency-dependent state transition patterns in brain networks using energy landscape analysis ( abstract )
12:30-14:00 Session : Wednesday Lunch
Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
19:00-21:00 Session : Conference Dinner
Chair:
Location: The Inn at Virginia Tech - Latham Ballroom
Thursday, August 10th

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08:00-10:00 Session : Registration
Location: Williamsburg Room
08:30-10:30 Session 16: Thursday Morning
Location: Colonial Hall
08:30
TBA ( abstract )
09:00
Hijacking and rewiring a G1/S regulatory network in Fungi ( abstract )
09:30
Thursday Morning Coffee Break ( abstract )
10:00
Controlling Time in Biology ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 17A: Parallel Session V a: Emerging Technologies
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
10:30
Global Outlook on Survival of Escherichia coli Mutants during Long-Term Stationary Phase ( abstract )
10:50
Modeling Methanotrophy: A genome-scale metabolic model of Methylococcus capsulatus ( abstract )
11:10
High-throughput platforms for deep phenotyping ( abstract )
11:30
Simulation of a Petri net Based Model of the Menthol Biosynthesis ( abstract )
11:50
Computational framework for endogenous barcoding of hematopoietic stem cells in vivo ( abstract )
12:10
An efficient procedure to generate plasmid for endogenous CRISPR-based knockin ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 17B: Parallel Session V b: Computational Methodology I
Location: Colonial Hall
10:30
Detection of all possible signaling pathways in complex networks at steady state using Manatee invariants ( abstract )
10:50
Automated pathway curation and improving metabolic model reconstruction based on phylogenetic analysis of pathway conservation ( abstract )
11:10
Sequential Monte Carlo learning of Bayesian gene regulatory network models from RNA-seq data ( abstract )
11:30
Emulating mechanism-based models with artificial neural networks for applications in synthetic biology and systems biology ( abstract )
11:50
Data Needs Structure: Data and Model Management for Distributed Systems Biology Projects ( abstract )
12:10
Finding coordinated expression motifs in RNA-seq data ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 17C: Parallel Session V c: Cell Decision Making II
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
10:30
A mathematical model of iron dynamics in a mouse ( abstract )
10:50
Stress-adaptive decision-making and dispersal behaviors in nematodes involve coordinated neuropeptide signaling ( abstract )
11:10
A comprehensive dynamical network model of the human immune system ( abstract )
11:30
A common role for stoichiometric inhibitors in cell cycle transitions ( abstract )
11:50
The spatiotemporal network dynamics of acquired resistance in an engineered microecology ( abstract )
12:10
Global regulation of transcription by cell size ( abstract )
12:30-14:00 Session : Thursday Lunch
Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
14:00-16:30 Session 18: Thursday Afternoon
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
14:00
Keynote Talk: Cell cycle regulation by systems-level feedback controls ( abstract )
15:00
Systems Biology of Mammalian Sleep/wake Cycles ( abstract )
15:30
Thursday afternoon Coffee Break ( abstract )
16:00
Multiphysics models of actin regulation ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 19A: Parallel Session VI a: Regulatory Network I
Chair:
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
16:30
Two interlinked bistable mechanisms generate a robust M phase ( abstract )
16:50
A data-driven correlation measure model for epigenetic network inference in T cells ( abstract )
17:10
Mechanistic interplay between ceramide and insulin resistance ( abstract )
17:30
THE MULTIPLEX PHASE INTERLOCKER – A NOVEL AND ROBUST MOLECULAR DESIGN SYNCHRONIZING TRANSCRIPTIONAL CELL CYCLE DYNAMICS ( abstract )
17:50
Transcriptional regulatory network inference from gene expression and chromatin accessibility measurements ( abstract )
18:10
Using high-throughput genetics to test mathematical models of the yeast cell cycle ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 19B: Parallel Session VI b: Computational Methodology II
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
16:30
An Adaptive Spatiotemporal Spectrum Decomposition Approach for Cellular Morphodynamic Profiling ( abstract )
16:50
Structural identifiability of kinetic parameters ( abstract )
17:10
Hybrid ODE/SSA Model of the Budding Yeast Cell Cycle Control Mechanism with Mutant Case Study ( abstract )
17:30
Total enzyme activity constraint and homeostatic constraint impact on the best adjustable parameter sets of a kinetic model ( abstract )
17:50
dwSSA++: efficient rare event probability estimation algorithm with leaping ( abstract )
18:10
Clustering Biological Systems Using Correlation Matrices ( abstract )
16:30-18:30 Session 19C: Parallel Session VI c: Cellular Variability
Chair:
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
16:30
Nonequilibrium stochastic dynamics at single cell level ( abstract )
16:50
Evaluating the Robustness of the Temporal Order of Anaphase Events using an Ensemble of Single Cell Models ( abstract )
17:10
mRNA Production Noise in Eukaryotic Cells ( abstract )
17:30
Fundamental Trade-offs between Information Flow in Single Cells and Cell Populations ( abstract )
18:30-20:30 Session : Poster Session II

We ask all posters be displayed in both poster sessions. For poster presentation, please check the poster presentation assignment page for detailed poster numbers. 

Location: Commonwealth Ballroom
Friday, August 11th

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08:30-10:30 Session 20: Friday Morning
Location: Colonial Hall
08:30
COPASI – Application in research and training ( abstract )
09:00
Systematic integration of models and data for yeast growth and division ( abstract )
09:30
Friday Morning Coffee Break ( abstract )
10:00
A model-driven experimental approach unveils the interplay between the circadian factor Period 2 and the tumor suppressor p53. ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 21A: Parallel Session VII a: Systems Biology Education
Chair:
Location: Colonial Hall
10:30
The Undergraduate Degree in Systems Biology at Virginia Tech ( abstract )
10:40
Systems biology education – When to start? ( abstract )
10:50
Educational experiences in systems and synthetic biology: a mathematician’s perspective ( abstract )
11:00
TBA ( abstract )
11:05
TBA ( abstract )
11:10
Discussion for Systems Biology Education ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 21B: Parallel Session VII b: Regulatory Network II
Chair:
Location: Brush Mountain A & B
10:30
Analysis and classification of differential production within toxin-antitoxin systems using large datasets ( abstract )
10:50
Exploring the dynamic regulation underlying synchronous chromosome splitting in anaphase ( abstract )
11:10
Analysis of a dynamic model of guard cell signaling reveals the stability of signal propagation ( abstract )
11:30
Identifying frequent patterns in biochemical reaction networks using graph-mining ( abstract )
11:50
Cell Cycle Control in Budding Yeast: Robustness of Model Predictions ( abstract )
12:10
Evaluating the effects of measurement noise on the inference of biological regulatory networks using Modular Response Analysis ( abstract )
10:30-12:30 Session 21C: Parallel Session VII c: Computational Methodology III
Location: Old Dominion Ballroom
10:30
E-cyanobacterium.org: A Web-based Platform for Systems Biology of Cyanobacteria ( abstract )
10:50
Reverse-Engineering Gene regulatory Networks as Threshold Boolean Networks ( abstract )
11:10
GEF-H1 regulation by microtubule dynamics unveiled by fluctuation analysis of biosensor images ( abstract )
11:30
Segmenting four-dimensional fluorescence microscopic image using Convolutional Neural Network ( abstract )
11:50
CrossPlan: Systematic Planning of Genetic Crosses to Validate Mathematical Models ( abstract )
12:30-14:00 Session : Friday Lunch
Location: Commonwealth Ballroom