Computation in Cells

An EPSRC Emergent Computing Workshop

17-18 April 2000

University of Hertfordshire, UK




Computation in Cells: Proceedings of an EPSRC Emerging Computing Paradigms Workshop
Bolouri, Hamid & Paton, Raymond C (Editors),
Dept. of Computer Science Technical Report No. 345,
University of Hertfordshire, UK,  April 2000

Contents of the Proceedings

Preface
v
Stochastic Models of Cell Signalling
Dennis Bray
1
Regulation of Intercellular Fluxes by Gap Junctions
Steve Baigent
3
Robustness and Feedback Control in Biological Signal Transduction Networks
Tau-Mu Yi
9
Jarnac: An Interactive Metabolic Systems Language
Herbert Sauro
11
Using DBsolve for Creating and Analyzing Whole Cell Models
Igor Goryanin
19
Spatial Registration of in situ Gene Expression Data
Ekaterina Myasnikova, Anastasia Samsonova, Maria Samsonova and John Reinitz
21
Protein Domain Evolution as a Parallel-Distributed Process
Sylvia Nagl
27
The Many Faces of a Biological Switch
Upinder Bhalla
33
Interaction of Synaptic Inputs on Purkinje Cells
Fidel Santamaria and James Bower
37
Mitotic Clock: How do Telomeres Tick?
Maria Blair
43
Bifurcation Analysis of a Model of the Embryonic Cell Cycle in Xenopus
Mark Borisuk
45
How do Cells Decide to Replicate Their DNA?
Baltazar Aguda
47
Qualitative Analysis of Gene Networks
Denis Thieffry
51
Fuzzy Relational Biology: A Factor-Space Approach to Genome Analysis
Olaf Wolkenhauer and Robert Babuska
53
Bioinformatics of Microarray Gene Expression Data
Alan Robinson
59
Tools for Visualisation of Genetic Networks Structure and Dynamics
Maria Samsonova, Vassily Serov and Anastasia Trushkina
61
Human-Competitive Machine Intelligence by Means of Genetic Programming
John Koza
67
Future of Computational Molecular Biology in the Pharmaceuticals Industry
Charlie Hodgman
69
Axioms for Biological Complexity and Mathematically Rigorous Measures of Computational Capacity
Chrystopher Nehaniv and John Rhodes
71
Selection and Coexistence by Controlling Range of Competition
Valery Tereshko and Nigel Allinson
77
Topological Motifs for Drug Design
David Whitley and Martyn Ford
83
Information Processing in the Microtuble B8-Lattice
Robert Campbell
89


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