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Contributions |
Several students contributed to research for the Computational Cell Biology text book. Their contributions are listed here: |
Mona Aoude: Mona worked on the Sequence Alignment and Databases and Cell Cycle Dynamics chapters. |
Alisa
Chalmer: Alisa
worked on the Sequence Alignment and Database and Cell Cycle Dynamics
chapters. Alisa's major is Biological Anthropology and she is expected
to graduate in May of 2005. Her interests include human evolution, Japanese
language and music. Alisa's research focused on sequence comparisons using
the BLAST program. |
James Diamond: James worked on the Glycolysis Models chapter. |
Amy Hymes: Amy worked on the Glycolysis Models chapter. |
Jina Kim: Jina worked on the Calcium Dynamics chapter. Specifically, Jina focused on calcium waves in cells. |
Andrea
Matthews: Andrea
worked on the Calcium Dynamics chapter. She is a Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology and graduated in May of 2004. Andrea's scientific interests include
knowledge representation and drug development. She describes her experience
working on the book as an "excellent opportunity to find out how biochemical
pathways can be represented with different computer-based modeling tools
as well as the complex problem of representing states, concentrations and
flux in cells." |
Andrew Nocon: Andrew worked on the Calcium Dynamics chapter. |
Maryam Quereshi: Maryam worked on the Glycolysis Models, Sequence Alignments and Databases, and Cell Cycle Dynamics chapters. |
Aya Takaku: Aya worked on the Glycolysis Models chapter. |
Geetu Tuteja: Geetu worked on the Glycolysis Models chapter. |