Important Links
Links of Mathematical Biology---- Organizations ----
The Society for Mathematical BiologyScience's Signal Transduction Knowledge Environment (login and password needed)NIGMS (NIH)Society for Industrial and Applied MathematicsMax Plank Systems Biology---- Journals ----Journal of Cell Biology
ComPlexUs (Modelling and Understanding Functional Interactions in theLife Sciences)
---- Conferences ----
First International Symposium on Computational Cell Biology (2001)
2nd International Symposium on Computational Cell Biology (2003)
The Second International Conference on Systems Biology The Future of Biology in the 21st Century (2001)
4th International Conference on Systems Biologylife in our bioshpere, from nano to macro
---- Computing Resources ---CSNDB Cell Signaling Networks Database ImageJ
The National Resource for Cell Analysis and Modeling (NRCAM),Developer of the Virtual Cell
CellML (a XML Markup Language for Cell Biology)
StochSim (a Stochastic Simulation Modeling System)
E-Cell Simulation Environment
COPASI (Complex Pathway Simulator)
Systems Biology Workbench
JDesigner (A Visual Design Tool for Biochemical Networks)
MCell and DReAMM (A General Monte Carlo Simulator of Cellular Microphysiology)
Physiome (Commercial Simulator)
SigPath (an information system designed to support quantitative studies on the signaling pathways and networks of the cell)
E-Cell 3: A Multi-Algorithm, Multi-Timescale Simulation Software Environment
The Pattern Recognition FilesDensity-Based Cluster- and Outlier Analysis How to Explain Hierarchical Clustering
Czech Gold Analysis (see Jiri Janacek and the abstract by Philimonenko, Janacek and Hozak) http://uemweb.biomed.cas.cz/hozak/gold/IE/http://www.biomed.cas.cz/~janacek/
---- Genomic Databases ---
KEGG DatabaseTranspath BIOBASE - DatabasesSPAD The Signaling PAthway DatabaseCell Space Knowledge MinerGenomics and Bioinformatics Group
---- People ----
John Doyle
Conferences
2nd New Mexico Workshop on Computational Cell Biology:Microscopy, Membrane Biology and Modeling for Biosignaling Researchhttp://hscwebdev.unm.edu/som/Programs/Bioresearch/Conferences.shtmlSIAM Conference on the Life Sciences 2004http://www.siam.org/meetings/ls04/
In collaboration with
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