Berlin 2008 –
scientific programme
BP 16: Pattern Formation and Developmental Processes
Wednesday, February 27, 2008, 17:30–19:00, C 243
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17:30 |
BP 16.1 |
Coupling vs. Noise: The Rise and Fall of Synchrony in the Segmentation Clock — •Ingmar Riedel-Kruse, Claudia Mueller, and Andrew Oates
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17:45 |
BP 16.2 |
Firewalls in atrial myocytes — •Rüdiger Thul, Stephen Coombes, and Martin Bootman
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18:00 |
BP 16.3 |
A stochastic Boolean network model of receptor cross-talk in angiogenesis — •Thimo Rohlf and Amy L. Bauer
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18:15 |
BP 16.4 |
MarkovModelForBoneRemodelling — •Marco Rusconi, Richard Weinkamer, Angelo Valleriani, and Juergen Kurths
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18:30 |
BP 16.5 |
Collective processes set the clock in vertebrate segmentation — •Saul Ares, Luis Morelli, Leah Herrgen, Christian Schroeter, Andrew C. Oates, and Frank Julicher
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18:45 |
BP 16.6 |
Spatiotemporal patterns in signal transduction: effect of cytoskeleton structure and molecular crowding — •Michael Klann, Alexei Lapin, and Matthias Reuss
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