microfuidic chip: pulse and change mediam of cells. useful for my radicicol experiment.
kar.kent.ac.uk/47681/
geodesic curves
=> microbes under pressure, oskar hallatscheck, uc berkley
http://www.evo.ds.mpg.de/
hypothesis: crowded microbes change their behaviors
Single cell assay for fission yeast. Minc et al Current biology,
Trapped fission/budding yeast cells in microfluidic devices.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turgor_pressure
natural isolates (haploids) are valtro like and can generate much larger tugor pressure and crack PDMS device and agar plate.
Q: invasive pathogenic and noninvasive strains?
=> IgE, cornell, molecular memory
http://q-bio.org/w/images/e/ec/Qbio2015_148.pdf
microfludic chamber for mast cells
pulse of signals
=> http://q-bio.org/w/images/b/bd/Qbio2015_48.pdf
"Our findings strongly suggest that the low channel capacities previously observed at a single cell level does not reflect an inherent physical limit, but rather a natural trade off between information transfer at the single cell vs. population levels. This implies that the level of noise in individual signaling networks and cells can be regulated to produce reliable information at the level of individuals or populations, depending on the phenotypic requirements of the organism."
=>14:30-15:00 Alejandro Colman-Lerner, University of Buenos Aires, Use of information far from steady-state by signal transduction systems.
budding yeast pheromone mating pathway.
yeast with truncated Ste2, fluorescent alpha factor, --> dose reponse of ligand binding to receptor.
=> http://arxiv.org/abs/1503.00909
On the connection between computational and biochemical measurement
=> 15:20-15:40 Jeremy Purvis, UNC-Chapel Hill, Single-cell dynamics reflect underlying signaling mechanisms
https://www.med.unc.edu/genetics/faculty/jeremy-purvis/purvislab
single cell data shared by Nan Hao, Andrew Hans and Erin O'Shea
=> Arthur Lander's group, Abed Alnaif, UC Irvine, Pattern formation and morphogen gradients: A causality dilemma
=>16:30-16:50 Vernita Gordon, UT-Austin, The bacterial population’s spatial structure non-monotonically impacts bacterial growth
planktonic and biofilm bateria
http://chaos.utexas.edu/people/faculty/vernita-gordon
=>16:50-17:10 Nicholas C. Butzin, Virginia Tech, Entrainment of synthetic gene oscillators by a noisy stimulus
=> Jeff Gore, mit
http://gorelab.homestead.com/
ecological systems biology, cross-protection allows a mixed population to survive,
flow cytometer monitoring of two population, two kinds of antibiotics
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