Projects

Driving Biological Projects

Driving Projects are research projects that are selected for their scientific merit in answering important biological questions and that represent a broad range of research endeavors, advancing their disciplines. Driving Projects stimulate the BiologicalNetworks project to improve its technologies and provide feedback on our work. How to become a Driving Project.


Currently we collaborate with researchers in the following Driving Projects:

Transcriptional regulation database
with Julia Ponomarenko, UCSD

Autism study
with Igor Tsygelnyi, UCSD

Brain Development study
with Igor Tsygelnyi, UCSD

NF-kappaB study
with Alex Hoffmann and Julia Ponomarenko, UCSD

Flux Balance Analysis of Human myoblastoma cells
with Daniel Hyduke and Bernhard Pallson from UCSD

Pathway mapping of molecular off-targets for drug discovery
with Phil Bourne from UCSD

Human hypertension studies
with Daniel O'Connor, UCSD

Brain Injury study
with Firas Kobeissy from University of Florida

Parasite studies (Life cyle of Giardia parasite)
with Fran Gillin, UCSD, School of Medicine

Host-pathogen interaction studies
with Animesh Ray, KGI

Gene regulation in Yeast meiosis
with Animesh Ray, KGI

Microbial metabolism studies (Thermatoga metabolism)
with Adam Godzik, Burnham Institute for Medical Research, La Jolla, CA

Human Proteolysis Pathways
with Adam Godzik, Burnham Institute for Medical Research, La Jolla, CA