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Arbeitsgruppe 2<br />
Towards Integrative Biology – Computational and<br />
statistical Approa<strong>ch</strong>es in the ‘Big-Data’ Era<br />
Biological sciences are currently un<strong>der</strong>going a transformation from a largely descriptive<br />
to a quantitative science. Novel te<strong>ch</strong>nologies generate vast amounts of data on hundreds<br />
of thousands of biomolecules at increasing levels of temporal and spatial resolution. This<br />
data is beginning to reveal the complex multi-layered nature of cellular regulation, consisting<br />
of interacting networks of proteins, RNA, metabolites and DNA. In addition, substantial<br />
variation in the behaviour of these networks is being uncovered between tissues,<br />
cancerous and non-cancerous cells, and also between individuals. Mathematical, computational,<br />
and statistical models to analyse this data are still in their infancy. There is thus<br />
an urgent need for new approa<strong>ch</strong>es that deal with the data to uncover the basic principles<br />
whi<strong>ch</strong> un<strong>der</strong>ly the complexity and variety of life, and that pave the path to take biology<br />
from a largely descriptive to a quantitative science. This transformation will impact almost<br />
every aspect of industry and human endeavour, from agriculture to pharmaceuticals, to<br />
healthcare, to environmental management, to <strong>ch</strong>emical engineering. As part of the summer<br />
s<strong>ch</strong>ool we will introduce state-of-the-art tools and approa<strong>ch</strong>es and outline key <strong>ch</strong>allenges<br />
for further resear<strong>ch</strong>.<br />
Leitung<br />
Teilnehmer<br />
Literatur<br />
Prof. Dr. Dr. Dagmar Iber<br />
Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering, ETH Züri<strong>ch</strong><br />
Dr. La<strong>ch</strong>lan J. Coin<br />
Senior Lecturer in Statistical Genomics, S<strong>ch</strong>ool of Public Health,<br />
Imperial College London<br />
Studierende aller quantitativen Fä<strong>ch</strong>er (Physik, Mathematik, Computer-<br />
und Ingenieurwissens<strong>ch</strong>aften, Computational Biology,<br />
Bioinformatik); mathematis<strong>ch</strong>e Grundlagen werden vorausgesetzt<br />
Encode Project Consortium et al., An Integrated Encyclopedia of<br />
DNA Elements in the Human Genome, in: Nature 489, 2012, S.<br />
57-74.<br />
The 1000 Genomes Project Consortium. A Map of Human Genome<br />
Variation from Population-Scale Sequencing, in: Nature 467,<br />
2010, S. 1061-1073.<br />
Jaqaman, K./Danuser, G., Linking Data to Models. Data Regression,<br />
in: Nature Review Molecular Cell Biology 7, 2006, S.813-819.<br />
Tyson, J. et al., Sniffers, Buzzers, Toggles and Blinkers. Dynamics<br />
of Regulatory and Signaling Pathways in the Cell, in: Current Opinions<br />
in Cell Biology 15, 2003, S. 221-231.<br />
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