BMES 2000 Technical Program
Track 3 Sessions
(subject to change)


Note: Poster sessions are indicated by a "P" following the session number.
Friday, Oct 13 3.1 Genetic and Biochemical Networks 10:30 AM
13967 Coding Theory Based Maximum-Likelihood Classifier for Translation Initiation Regions in Escherichia coli K-12 Elebeoba May Ms.; Mladen Vouk Dr.; Donald Bitzer Dr.; David Rosnick Mr.
11907 An Information Channel Model of Protein Transcription William O'NEILL
14857 The design and construction of a genetic toggle switch James J. COLLINS; Timothy S. Gardner; Charles R. Cantor
15264 Function, Design and Evolution of Elementary Gene Circuits Michael SAVAGEAU
14852 From Genome to Organism: a Virus-World View John YIN
14582 Analysis of the genetic program: Data mining, simulation, and circuit engineering for cellular systems Adam Arkin
Friday, Oct 13 3.2 Integrative Modeling from Cell to Tissue and Organ 2:00 PM
14530 Computational Challenges to Probing Structure-Function in Lung Disease Kenneth LUTCHEN Ph.D.
14932 Asthma PhysioLab: A Dynamic, Computer-based Mathematical Model of Atopic Asthma David KLINKE II; Annette Lewis; Clement Leong; Nadine Defranoux; Thomas Paterson; Cynthia L. Stokes
13868 A Pulmonary Circulation Physiome Christopher Dawson Ph.D; Steven Haworth Ph.D.
14934 Simulation of Air Flow in 3-D Model of Central Airways Created from CT Images Kara KRUSE; Paul Williams Ph.D.; Richard WARD; Shaun Gleason; Michael Paulus; Glenn Allgood Ph.D.
14949 Modeling Complex Systems in Biomedicine Thomas DEISBOECK M.D.
Saturday, Oct 14 3.3 The Physiome: Strategies for Information Management 8:30 AM
15259 Strategies for Large Scale Systems Modeling James BASSINGTHWAIGHTE
14953 Building an Infrastructure for the Physiome Project Zheng LI; Erik Butterworth; James BASSINGTHWAIGHTE
13912 Integrating Medical Models and Biological Databases C. Forbes DEWEY Jr.; William Chuang; Orion Richardson; Ngon Dao
14691 An Information Management Approach to Describing Virtual Human Models Richard WARD
14882 XML Languages for Describing Biological Models and Data Warren Hedley; Poul Nielsen; Peter Hunter
14928 A Tool to Build, Distribute, and Use Computer-Based Biological Models via the Web G. Scott LETT; Mark Grehlinger; Jian Li; Yi Ge; Kam Jim
Saturday, Oct 14 3.4 Integrative Modeling from Cell to Tissue and Organ II 10:30 AM
14787 Emergent Behavior in Populations of Insulin-Secreting Cells Arthur SHERMAN
14591 Cardiac electro-mechanics: cell and tissue modeling David Nickerson; Nicolas Smith; Peter Kohl; Peter Hunter
14847 Computational Modeling of Ventricular Heterogeneity in the Electrophysiology of Cardiac Muscle Adam MUZIKANT; J. Jeremy Rice; Gang Chen; Thomas Colatsky
15232 Modular Simulation of Cardiac Dynamics on Distributed Memory Parallel Computers John Pormann; John Board Ph.D.; Craig HENRIQUEZ Ph.D.
Saturday, Oct 14 3.5 Integrative Modeling of the Cell 2:00 PM
14879 E-CELL Project: Towards computer modeling of the whole cell Masaru Tomita
14908 The Role of the Plasma Membrane in the Spatiotemporal Control of Intracellular Signal Transduction Jason Haugh
14430 Combining Stochastic and Deterministic Methods to Simulate Local Control by Diadic Ca<sup>2+</sup> During a Ventricular Action Potential. Joseph Greenstein; Paul Delmar; Raimond Winslow
14867 CALCIUM RELEASE FROM THE SR IS CONTROLLED BY SR CA CONTENT IN AN INTEGRATIVE MODEL OF THE CARDIAC VENTRICULAR MYOCYTE Saleet Jafri; Jeremy Rice
14917 Modulation of the Cardiac Ventricular Myocyte Action Potential by Intracellular Calcium Raimond Winslow; Joseph GREENSTEIN; Paul Delmar
14624 Gene Expression Profiling by Frequency Distribution - A Bioinformatic Approach to Characterizing Tissue Repair Dynamics Kenneth MCLEOD; Clinton RUBIN; Craig LARAMEE


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