Computational Biology

	Nanotech 2005 Vol. 1 Technical Proceedings of the 2005 NSTI Nanotechnology Conference and Trade Show, Volume 1 Chapter 9: Computational Biology
-	Simulation of Viral Gene Delivery
	A.T. Dinh, S. Mitragotri and T. Theofanous
	University of California, Santa Barbara, US
-	A Curved Panel Integration Technique for Molecular Surfaces
	J.P. Bardhan, M.D. Altman, S.M. Lippow, B. Tidor and J.K. White
	Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
-	Examining Tissue Differentiation Stability through Large Scale, Multi-Cellular Pathway Modeling
	R.L. Schiek and E.M. May
	Sandia National Laboratories, US
-	Continuous Optimization Method for the Sequence Design of Protein Models Consisting of Multiple Monomer Types
	S.K. Koh, G.K. Ananthasuresh, X. Yang and J. Saven
	Indian Institute of Science, IN
-	Applications of Parameterized Computation in Computational Biology
	X. Huang
	Arkansas State University, US
-	Modeling of Cellular Communication by Means of Petrinets
	I. Barjis, S. Berri and J. Barjis
	New York City College of Technology, The City University of New Tork, US
-	Computational Principles of Primer Design for Site Directed Mutagenesis
	A. Novoradovsky, V. Zhang, M. Ghosh, H. Hogrefe, J.A. Sorge and T. Gaasterland
	The Rockefeller University, US
-	Modeling and Simulation of Carbohydrate Metabolism using Petri Net
	I. Barjis, J.W Yoel, J. Barjis, S. Berri and Y.S. Ru
	Polytechnic University, US
-	Interaction of Coupled Particles Based on Lennard-Jones and Spring Forces in Brownian Ratchet Devices
	R. Retkute and J.P. Gleeson
	University College Cork, IE
-	Application of Grid Focusing Methodology to Transport Monte Carlo Model for Ion Channel Simulations
	G.A. Kathawala, T. van der Straaten and U. Ravaioli
	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US
-	A Multi-scale, Integrative Model of Cellular Electrophysiological Response Incorporating Intra/Extra-cellular Transport & Dynamics
	J.J. Feng, S. Krishnamoorthy and S. Sundaram
	CFD Research Corporation, US
-	Systems Biology Conceptual Modeling by Means of Discrete-event Simulation (DNA-RNA-Protein)
	J.W. Yeol, I. Barjis, J. Barjis, S. Berri and Y. Ryu
	Polytechnic University, US
-	Ion Channel Simulations by the TR-PNP Model and the Excess Chemical Potential Approach
	S. Hu and K. Hess
	Beckman Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, US
-	Johnson-Kendall-Roberts Theory Applied to Living Cells
	Y-S Chu, S. Dufour, J.-P. Thiery, E. Perez and F. Pincet
	Laboratoire de Physique Statistique de l'ENS, FR
-	Bioinspired Miniaturization - Stretching Information from Coherence to Dissipation for Nano-to-Micro Integrated Intelligent Systems
	S. Santoli
	International Nanobiological Testbed Ltd., IT
ISBN:	0-9767985-0-6
Pages:	844
Hardcopy:	$109.95

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