Channel: Rutgers University

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

1647 Articles

Synthesizer: Expediting synthesis studies from context-free data with natural language processing

Lisa Gandy, Jordan Gumm, Benjamin Fertig, Michael J Kennish, Sameer Chavan, Ann Thessen, Luigi Marchionni, Xiaoxan Xia, Shambhavi Shankrit, Elana J Fertig

10.1101/053629 — Posted: 2016-05-16

Maximum intrinsic rate of population increase in sharks, rays, and chimaeras: the importance of survival to maturity

Sebastián A. Pardo, Holly K. Kindsvater, John D. Reynolds, Nicholas K. Dulvy

10.1101/051482 — Posted: 2016-05-05

Separating spandrels from phenotypic targets of selection in adaptive molecular evolution

Stevan A Springer, Michael Manhart, Alexandre V Morozov

10.1101/051862 — Posted: 2016-05-05

Fast Bayesian Inference of Copy Number Variants using Hidden Markov Models with Wavelet Compression

John Wiedenhoeft, Eric Brugel, Alexander Schliep

10.1101/023705 — Posted: 2016-04-13

Clusterflock: A Flocking Algorithm for Isolating Congruent Phylogenomic Datasets

Apurva Narechania, Richard H Baker, Rob DeSalle, Barun Mathema, Barry Kreiswirth, Sergios-Orestis Kolokotronis, Paul J Planet

10.1101/045773 — Posted: 2016-03-25

Epistasis and the dynamics of reversion in molecular evolution

David M McCandlish, Premal Shah, Joshua B Plotkin

10.1101/042895 — Posted: 2016-03-09

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

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