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Introduction
Participants
Papers
Links
Credits
REPORTS
First Year
Report: Executive Summary
Full Report
NEWS:
(1) "Genome Wide Analysis of the Endothelial Transcriptome Under Short-Term Chronic Hypoxia". [abstract]
(2) "Identifying genes altered by a drug in temporal microarray
data: A case study." Winnder, American Statistical Association 2003
Biopharm Student Paper Competition Award. [pdf]
(3) Influence of age, sex, and strength training on human muscle gene
expression determined by microarray [abstract]
(4) Experiments on Accuracy of Algorithms for Inferring Structure of
Regulatory Networks [pdf]
(5) Learning from SAGE Data [pdf]
(6) Analysis of Microarray Data for Treated Fat Cells [pdf]
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Computational Systems Biology Group
Participants (Alphabetical order):
- Takis Benos
- Tianjiao Chu
- Greg Cooper
- Associate Professor of Medicine and Intelligent Systems and Senior
Associate in the Center for Biomedical Informatics, University of
Pittsburgh.
- gfc@cbmi.upmc.edu
- Clark Glymour (P.I.)
- Alumni University Professor, Philosophy Dept., Carnegie Mellon
University and John Pace Scholar and Senior Research Scientist,
Insititute for Human and Machine Cognition, University of West Florida.
- cg09+@andrew.cmu.edu
- David Danks
- Research Scientist, Institute for Human and Machine Cognition,
University of West Florida
- ddanks@ai.uwf.edu
- Dan Handley
- Ph. D. Program, Graduate School of Public Health, Human Genetics,
University of Pittsburgh and Department of Philosophy, Carnegie
Mellon University.
- dhandley@andrew.cmu.edu
- Subramani Mani
- Rob O'Doherty
- David Peters
- Assistant Professor of Human Genetics, Graduate School of Public
Health, Human Genetics, University of Pittsburgh.
- dgp+@pitt.edu
- Joseph Ramsey
- Richard Scheines
- Nicoleta Serban
- Ricardo Silva
- Ph.D. Program, Center for Automated Learning and Discovery, Carnegie
Mellon University.
- rbas@cs.cmu.edu
- Peter Spirtes
- Larry Wasserman
- Wei Wang
- Frank Wimberly
- Changwon Yoo
jdramsey@andrew.cmu.edu
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