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Equal and Opposite Reaction: Optimal odour receptors
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Monday, 29 February 2016. By David Zwicker, Arvind Murugan and Michael P. Brenner discusses the optimal setup of receptors from an information-theoretic perspective. 1) Any given receptor should be active half the time, which maximises the amount of information provided by that receptor in isolation.
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: September 2015
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Sunday, 13 September 2015. Shameless self-promotion: Engineering self-assembly pathways. Over the last two weeks we've finally managed to get our paper on self-assembly pathways. Published in Nature ("we" includes the Turberfield. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow us on twitter. Cellular readouts (orange) can...
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: A simple biomolecular machine for exploiting information
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Wednesday, 11 January 2017. A simple biomolecular machine for exploiting information. Http:/ journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.118.028101. Phosphate) there are two phosphates in the chain; in ATP( Adenosine tr. Phosphate) there are three. There’s still a lot to do on this subject; we have...
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: About Us
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. This blog is managed by Thomas Ouldridge. A Royal Society University Research Fellow in the Bioengineering Department at Imperial College, London. Contributors include students and collaborators. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Follow us on twitter. Systems and Signals Group. Blank On The Map.
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: January 2017
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Wednesday, 11 January 2017. A simple biomolecular machine for exploiting information. Http:/ journals.aps.org/prl/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevLett.118.028101. Phosphate) there are two phosphates in the chain; in ATP( Adenosine tr. Phosphate) there are three. There’s still a lot to do on this subject; we have...
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ElasticHPC
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The list of Bioinformatics tools found in the AMI with their path can be found here. For more information about installing tools used within elasticHPC refer to the following pages:.
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: October 2016
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Thursday, 6 October 2016. Replication, Replication, Replication I. This post and the one below it. Are linked. Here, I discuss a topic that interests us as a group, and below I look at some recent related papers. This post should make reasonable sense in isolation, the second perhaps less so. Semenov et al....
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: November 2016
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Wednesday, 16 November 2016. Congratulatory post: Hail to the Imperial 2016 iGEM team! With a bit of delay, we as a team would like to join in the congratulations for our colleagues and collaborators from the Imperial 2016 iGEM team, who triumphed at the iGEM 2016 Giant Jamboree at MIT. As a demonstration of t...
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: Replication, Replication, Replication I
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Thursday, 6 October 2016. Replication, Replication, Replication I. This post and the one below it. Are linked. Here, I discuss a topic that interests us as a group, and below I look at some recent related papers. This post should make reasonable sense in isolation, the second perhaps less so. Blank On The Map.
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Equal and Opposite Reaction: June 2015
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Equal and Opposite Reaction. Highlighting work related to the use of (bio)chemical reactions to achieve sophisticated behaviour such as sensing, signalling, inference, self-assembly and locomotion. Tuesday, 23 June 2015. I'm currently at a conference on Engineering of Chemical Complexity. Hosted by the TUM in Munich. Today we had an interesting talk from Thomas Hermans. On ` dissipative self-assembly". To understand this concept, we need to think about steady states. Tuesday, 16 June 2015. Much of the re...
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