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InCoB 2006 -Invited Speakers
Following were the Invited Speakers who presented their talks. You can download the abstracts they presented by clicking on their respective topics.

 

1.

Anirvan Sengupta
Rutgers University, New Brunswick

Modeling Epigenetic Silencing

2

A. Kinoshita
Keio University, Fujisawa, Japan.

Hypoxic response of human red blood cell metabolism assessed by metabolomics and simulation

3.

B Jayaram
IIT New Delhi

Gene to Drug In Silico: A Molecular Bioinformatics Approach

4.

Bostjan Kobe
Queensland, Brisbane, Australia.

Prediction of substrate specificities of protein kinases

5.

Carmay Lim
National Tsing Hua, U, Taipei

Factors Governing the Maximum Number of Metal-bound Carboxylates in Metalloproteins

6.

Chanchal Kumar
Max Planck Instt. Of Biochemistry, Germany.

Quantitative phosphoproteomics as a framework for systems biology
7.

Debasisa Mohanty
NII, New Delhi

Knowledge-based computational resources for understanding biosynthesis of complex metabolites

8.

Devapriya Chaudhury
JNU, New Delhi.

Use of Optimised Elastic Network Models for the interpretation of protein structure and dynamics

9.

Dinakar Salunke
NII, New Delhi 

Molecular Mimicry and Vaccine Design
10.

G.P.S.Raghawa
IMTECH, Chandigarh.

Prediction of proteins secreted by classical and non-classical pathways
11.

Gabriela Alexe
Yorktown Heights

Molecular profiles of breast cancer progression

12.

Gad Landau
The University of Haifa

Indexing Genotypes for Haplotype search

14.

Gyan Bhanot
CINJ, New Brunswick

Consensus Ensemble Clustering Reveals Novel mtDNA Phylogeny for the N Clade

15.

H A Nagarajaram
CDFD, Hyderabad

An Interesting Saga of Simple Sequence Repeats in Mycobacterial Genomes

16.

Indira Ghosh
University of Pune, Pune

Virtual High Throughput Screening: will it help for lead identification?

17.

Indrani Bose
Institue, Kolkata

The p53-Mdm2 network: from oscillations to apoptosis

18.

John Reinitz
Stony Brook University, NY.

Variation and Transcriptional Control in Drosophila Segment Determination

19.

K Sekar
I.I.Sc., Bangalore

SAP: Structure Analysis Package

20.

Laxmi Parida
IBM TJ Watson Research Centre, USA

Permutations in Bioinformatics

21.

Lennart Nilsson
Karolinska Institute, Stockholm

Relaxation phenomena at a protein surface - water or protein dynamics ?
22.

Manju Bansal
IISc, Bangalore.

Promoter identification in bacterial genomes: Role of DNA structure vs sequence

23.

N.Gautham
University of Madras, Chennai.

Exploring Conformational Space Using a Mean Field Technique with MOLS
Sampling

24.

N.Srinivasan
IISc, Bangalore.

Kinomics

25.

Narinder Sahni
New Delhi

Gene Ontology Based Prediction and Analysis of Microarray Data, GO-PAM

26.

Pawan Dhar
RIKEN, Yokohama

Design principles of molecular networks

27.

Pramod Wangikar
IIT Mumbai

Prediction of Protein Structure Using Backbone Fragment Library and a Multilayered Learning Algorithm

28.

Rahul Siddharthan
IMSc, Chennai.

PhyloGibbs-MP: Detecting cis-regulatory modules by Gibbs sampling

29.

Rajani Joshi
IIT Mumbai

Mining the GDB and PDB: A Statistical Perspective

30..

Rama Ranganathan
University of Texas, Dallas

The Evolutionary Design of Proteins

31.

Ravi Sachidanandam,
Cold Spring Harbor laboratory, NY

SpliceRack: Insights into splicing and evolution from a splice site database

32.

Srinivasan Ramachandran,
IGIB, New Delhi.

Application of machine learning and statistical methods for analyzing complete sequences of genomes and proteomes

33.

Saraswathi Vishveshwara,
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

Dynamics of Protein Structure Network: From Equilibrium and Unfolding Simulations on Lysozyme

34.

Somdatta Sinha,
CCMB, Hyderabad

Modelling collective behaviour in interacting cell systems

35.

Shubra Sankar Ray,
ISI, Kolkata

Gene Ordering in Partitive Clustering using Microarray Expressions
36.

Samta Malhotra,
IISc, Bangalore.

Cytoview: Development of a Cell Modeling Framework
37.

T Werner,
Genomatix, Munich

Routine systems biology-based microarray analysis

38.

W.L.Jorgensen,
Yale

FEP-guidance for rapid lead optimization of anti-HIV agents