Channel: Rutgers University

This collection includes bioRxiv and medRxiv papers from authors at Rutgers University.

1591 Articles

Limiting the Development of Anti-Cancer Drug Resistance in a Spatial Model of Micrometastases

Ami B Shah, Katarzyna A Rejniak, Jana L Gevertz

10.1101/042408 — Posted: 2016-03-04

S/HIC: Robust identification of soft and hard sweeps using machine learning

Daniel R Schrider, Andrew D Kern

10.1101/024547 — Posted: 2016-02-04

Incoherent feedforward motifs as immune change detectors

Eduardo Sontag

10.1101/035600 — Posted: 2015-12-30

Some remarks on moments for stochastic chemical kinetics

Eduardo Sontag, Abhyudai Singh

10.1101/021410 — Posted: 2015-07-11

Scaling properties of evolutionary paths in a biophysical model of protein adaptation

Michael Manhart, Alexandre V. Morozov

10.1101/010082 — Posted: 2015-03-14

Behavioral variation in Drosophila melanogaster: no evidence for common alleles of large- effect at the foraging gene in a population from North Carolina, USA

Thomas Turner, Christopher C Giauque, Daniel R Schrider, Andrew D Kern

10.1101/004325 — Posted: 2015-01-16

A biophysical approach to predicting protein-DNA binding energetics

George Locke, Alexandre V Morozov

10.1101/012864 — Posted: 2014-12-17

MDTraj: a modern, open library for the analysis of molecular dynamics trajectories

Robert T McGibbon, Kyle A Beauchamp, Christian R Schwantes, Lee-Ping Wang, Carlos X Hernández, Matthew P Harrigan, Thomas J Lane, Jason M Swails, Vijay S Pande

10.1101/008896 — Posted: 2014-09-09

Protein folding and binding can emerge as evolutionary spandrels through structural coupling

Michael Manhart, Alexandre V Morozov

10.1101/008250 — Posted: 2014-08-20

MixMir: microRNA motif discovery from gene expression data using mixed linear models

LIYANG Diao, Antoine Marcais, Scott Norton, Kevin C. Chen

10.1101/004010 — Posted: 2014-06-12

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