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EPIDEMIOLOGICAL MODELING
Asking “What If?”
About H1N1 (2010) Computational
Explorations Into The H1N1 Pandemic Shawn Brown, Pittsburgh
Supercomputing Center & University of Pittsburgh Bruce Lee, University of Pittsburgh
Graduate School of Public Health
STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS & NUCLEIC
ACIDS
Epic Microseconds (2012)
Four Projects in Molecular Dynamics Simulation with a Special-Purpose System JKlaus Schulten & Martin Gruebele, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Marta Filizola, Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Alfredo Freites & Douglas Tobias, University of California, Irvine; Susan Taylor & Chris McClendon, University of California, San Diego
Protein Research Leaps Forward
(2011) Four Projects in Molecular Dynamics
Simulation with a Special-Purpose System Martin Gruebele,
University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; Emad Tajkhorshid, University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign; David Corey, Rachelle Gaudet, Marcos Sotomayor & Wilhelm Wiehofen, Harvard
University; Andrew McCammon, Cesar de Oliveira, Barry Grant & Riccardo Baron, University of
California, San Diego
When Cellular Bones Soften (2010) Actin Filament Remodeling By Actin
Depolymerization Factor/Cofilin Greg Voth, University of
Chicago and Jim Pfaendtner, University of Washington
How to Knockout Hepatitis
C (2009) Inhibitor Induced Structural
Change in the HCV IRES Domain IIa RNA Thomas Cheatham,
Darrell Davis & colleagues, University of Utah
Opening the Glutamate
Gate (2008) Simulations of the most
prevalent receptor in the brain provide new understanding of how it opens its “gate” to
fire neurons Maria Kurnikova and Tatyana Mamonova, Carnegie
Mellon University
Crossroads to Cancer
(2008) Computational tools allow University of
Maryland researchers to find compounds that inhibit pathways to cancer Alexander MacKerell and Paul Shapiro, University of Maryland
Bent
'Branes & Bar Domains (2007)
Simulation of BAR Domain-Induced Membrane Curvature Gregory
Voth, University of Utah; Philip Blood, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center Strange Action at the Active
Site (2007) Quantum Mechanical
Simulations of Aldehyde Dehydrogenase Troy Wymore & D.W.
Deerfield II, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center John Hempel, University of Pittsburgh
Heavy Metal
Invasion (2006) Role of Zinc Content
and the Catalytic Efficiency of B1 Metallo β-lactamases Matteo Del Peraro and Michael Klien, University of
Pennsylvania
Knock, Knock,
Who's There? (2006) Binding Dynamics
of Isolated Nucleoporin Repeat Regions to Importin-β Klaus Schulten and Tim Isgro, University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign
All in Your Brain (2005) Simulations of Anandamide and Receptor CB1
in a Phospholipid Bilayer Diane L. Lynch, Kennesaw State
University and Patricia H. Reggio, University of North Carolina, Greensboro
Protein Motors Incorporated (2004) ATP Hydrolysis in the Catalytic Sites of
F1-ATPase Klaus Schuleten, Markus Dittrich, University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign
Pretzels, Noodles & Mini-Proteins (2004) Structure Predictions and Folding
Simulations of a Stable Protein Carlos Simmerling, The State
University of New York at Stony Brook
When DNA Flips Out (2003) Protein-facilitated Base Flipping in DNA by
Cytosine-5-Methyltransferase Niu Huang, Nilesh K. Banavali
& Alexander D. MacKerell, Jr., University of Maryland
Precious Bodily Fluids (2002) Selectivity of the Aquaporin Water Channel
Family Klaus Schulten, University of Illinois,
Urbana-Champaign. Emad Tajkhorshid, University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Morten Ø. Jensen,
Technical University of Denmark.
New Weapons for the Germ
Wars (2002) De Novo Design of
Biomimetic Antimicrobial Polymers Michael Klein, University
of Pennsylvania.
What Happens at the Active
Site (2002) Computational Chemistry
of Aldehyde Dehydrogenases Troy Wymore, David Deerfield &
Hugh Nicholas, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center John Hempel, University of
Pittsburgh Martin Field, Institut de Biologie Structurale, Grenoble,
France
Fishy Proteins (2001) Hydrogen-Bond Analysis of a Type I
Antifreeze Protein Jeffry Madura, Duquesne
University.
Touchy Proteins (2001) Molecular Dynamics Simulations of a
Mechanosensitive Ion Channel Klaus Schulten, University of
Illinois.
The Road to La-La Land (2001) Simulations of Halothane in a Fully-Hydrated
Membrane with Ion-Channel Pei Tang, University of
Pittsburgh.
Getting a Grip on AIDS (2000) Molecular
Dynamics of HIV-1 RT Indicates Increased Flexibility Marcela
Madrid, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. Jonathan Lukin, Carnegie Mellon
University.
The Rude Mechanicals (2000) Mechanical
Unfolding Intermediates in Titin Modules Klaus Schulten,
University of Illinois.
A
Thumb-Lock on AIDS (1999) Subdomain Rearrangement in HIV-1 Reverse
Transcriptase Marcela Madrid, Pittsburgh Supercomputing
Center.
The Bridge From Genes To Proteins (1998) Exploring
Protein Folding Free Energy Landscapes Charles L. Brooks III,
Scripps Research Institute.
Long
Distance Charges (1996) Unrestrained Molecular Dynamics for
Biomolecular Systems Peter Kollman, University of Calfornia,
San Francisco. Thomas Cheatham, University of Calfornia, San Francisco.
New
Twists in Globs and Zippers (1996) Protein Folding: Simulations of
a Three-Helix Protein and Leucine Zipper Dimer Charles L.
Brooks III, Scripps Research Institute. Erik Boczko, Georgia Institute of
Technology. William Young, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
Melting
Proteins (1995) Long-Range Forces in Molecular Dynamics
Simulations Tom Darden, National Institute of Environmental
Health Science. Lee Pedersen, University of North Carolina.
Shifty
Biomolecules (1995) Macromolecular Structures in Solution via
Analysis of 2D NMR Experiments Thomas James, University of
California, San Francisco
New Blood
(1994) Design of Compensatory Substitutions in Mutants of Hemoglobin
Chien Ho, Carnegie Mellon University Marcela Madrid,
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Kinky DNA (1991) Structure and Dynamical
Simulations of the DNA-Eco RI Endonuclease Complex John M. Rosenberg, University of
Pittsburgh
How Proteins
Get In Shape (1993) Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Protein
Folding Charles L. Brooks III, Carnegie Mellon
University
Shake
and Bake (1993) Parallel Solutions to the Phase Problem in X-Ray
Crystallography Herbert A. Hauptman and Charles Weeks,
Medical Foundation of Buffalo, Inc. Russ Miller, State University of New York at
Buffalo
Protein Zippers (1994) Molecular Modeling
of Structure-Function Relationships in Biomolecules Bruce
Tidor, Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research
Shaking Hands with DNA (1993) The Refinement of
trp -Repressor Structure by Simulated Annealing and Restrained Molecular Dynamics Oleg Jardetzky and Daqing Zhao, Stanford
University
PROTEIN & NUCLEIC ACID SEQUENCE ANALYSIS
Shared Memory Gene Assembly (2012) Two Projects in Sequence-Data Assembly from Next-Generation Sequencers
Matthew MacManes & Eileen Lacey, University of California, Berkeley,
Mostafa Elshahed, Rolf Prade & Brian Couger, Oklahoma State University
Putting Genes Together Really Fast (2011) Two Projects in Sequence-Data Assembly from Next-Generation Sequencers James Vincent, University of Vermont; Cecilia Lo, University of Pittsburgh
The Story of a Phage (2004) Complete Genomic Sequence of Bacteriophage SP6 Aleisha T.
Dobbins, Howard University Graham Hatfull & Roger Hendrix, University of
Pittsburgh
All in the Family (1999) Relationships
within the Aldehyde Dehydrogenase Family John Hempel,
Univesity of Pittsburgh. Hugh Nicholas, Pittsburgh
Supercomputing Center.
Proteins in Profile (1998)
Novel Application of Profile Analysis : Evidence for a Two-Helix Bundle in Human CCK-58 Grace Rosenquist, Univesity of California, Davis.
Hugh Nicholas, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
Getting to the New World (1996) Distribution of Founding Lineage Haplotypes in Native Americans D. Andrew Merriwether & Robert E. Ferrell , University of
Pittsburgh
Fighting the Flu (1993) Computer-Predicted RNA
Secondary Structure for Influenza Virus Genes M. Louise
Herlocher, University of Michigan & St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
NEUROSCIENCE
Nanomappers of the Mind (2011) Network Anatomy and In Vivo Physiology of Visual Cortical Nuerons Davi Bock, Wei-Chung Lee & Clay Reid, Harvard
University, Arthur W. Wetzel & Greg Hood, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Wiring Diagram of the
Brain (2009) Assembling Image Sets
from High-Throughput Electron Microscopy of Calcium-Imaged Neurons in the Mouse Visual
Cortex Davi Bock, Wei-Chung Lee & Clay Reid, Harvard
University, Greg Hood & Arthur W. Wetzel, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center
Fire in the Brain (2005) Neurotransmitter Exocytosis Predictions from
Spatially Realistic Monte Carlo Simulations Joel Stiles,
Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center, University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon
University
CELLULAR BIOLOGY
Where Nerve and Muscle Meet (2001) Microphysiological Modeling of Slow-Channel
Myasthenic Syndrome Joel Stiles, Pittsburgh Supercomputing
Center.
PATHOLOGY An
Objective View of Cancer (2000) Pathology Image Classification and
Evaluation by Content-Based Retrieval Art Wetzel, Pittsburgh
Supercomputing Center Michael Becich, University of Pittsburgh Medical
Center
BLOOD
CIRCULATION AND THE HEART
OffBeat Hearts (2010) Termination of Atrial Fibrilation
UsingPulsed Low-Energy Far-Field Stimulation Elizabeth
Cherry, Rochester Institute o f Technology and Flavio Fenton, Cornell University
Hearts Gone Wild (2003) Suppression of Alternans Despite Steep
Restitution Flavio Fenton & Elizabeth Cherry. Beth Israel
Medical Center, New York City
Stroke Busters in Turbulent
Blood (2002) Transition to Turbulence
in a Stenosed Carotid Artery Francis Loth, University of
Illinois, Chicago Paul Fischer & Henry M. Tufo, Argonne National Laboratory
Hisham Bassiouny, University of Chicago Hospital
Shocking
Research (1996) Cardiac Cell Excitation with Monophasic and
Biphasic Field Stimuli Matthew Fishler & Nitish Thakor,
John Hopkins University.
Heart Throb (1993) Cardiac Fluid
Dynamics and the Immersed Boundary Method Charles S. Peskin
and David M. McQueen, New York University
Your Cheatin'
Heart (1997) Modeling Cardiac Arrythmias by Bifurcation
Analysis Teresa Chay, University of Pittsburgh
UNDERSTANDING THE
BRAIN
It Knows What You’re Thinking
(2010) Integrating Multiple FMRI Datasets Using
Canonical Correlation Analysis Tom Mitchell & Indrayana
Rustandi, Carnegie Mellon University
Watching the Brain in Action (1997) Functional
Topographic Mapping of the Cortex with Conventional MRI Scanners Jonathan Cohen, University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon
University. Nigel Goddard, Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center.
A New Look at Seeing (1995) A Unified
Self-Organizing Model of the Primary Visual Cortex Risto
Miikkulainen & Joseph Sirosh, University of Texas at Austin
RESPIRATION AND THE LUNGS Breathing Lessons (1995) Computational Analysis of
Small Airway Fluid Dynamics Jeffery R. Hammersley, Medical
College of Ohio
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