Special issue: Physiology and Systems Biology of the Fungal Cell

Introduction to the Special Issue on Systems Biology and Simulation

The 21st century has been recognized as the century of biology, and new technologies and methods are vastly accelerating the pace of discovery in biology and medicine with a growing impact on our lives. New developments and discoveries in biology do, however, often depend on an interdisciplinary approach that encompasses, among others, chemistry, physics, mathematics and the systems sciences. T...

Call for Papers for a Special Issue on Systems Biology

The control community has made significant contributions to the field of systems biology, bringing rigorous tools from dynamic systems, feedback, modeling and robustness analysis. These contributions range from elegant theories to explain principles of regulation, to more technological developments that advance the state of treatments and therapies. The field has reached a certain level of matu...

Fungal physiology and the origins of molecular biology.

Molecular biology has several distinct origins, but especially important are those contributed by fungal and yeast physiology, biochemistry and genetics. From the first gene action studies that became the basis of our understanding of the relationship between genes and proteins, through chromosome structure, mitochondrial genetics and membrane biogenesis, gene silencing and circadian clocks, st...

Special Issue – Imaging Cell Biology Open source bioimage informatics for cell biology

Significant technical advances in imaging, molecular biology and genomics have fueled a revolution in cell biology, in that the molecular and structural processes of the cell are now visualized and measured routinely. Driving much of this recent development has been the advent of computational tools for the acquisition, visualization, analysis and dissemination of these datasets. These tools co...

Special Issue