Newsletters
The Columbia University Department of Systems Biology periodically publishes a newsletter reporting on research highlights and other news from our community. Previously, the newsletter was published under the auspices of the Center for Multiscale Analysis of Genetic and Cellular Networks (MAGNet). Click on the thumbnails to download a copy of the newsletter as a PDF.
Department of Systems Biology Research Highlights
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December 2022Deciphering Cancer Is Messy and Complex. We’re Here for It. Study Shows Why Many Cancer Cells Need to Import Fat Precision Medicine Sends Cancer for a Loop Insights from Chaolin Zhang’s Lab |
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December 2021The Evolutionary History of SARS-CoV-2 RNA-Based Oncology Platform Diversity and Severity of Autism Symptoms Linked to Mutation Locations |
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December 2020Addressing the Global Pandemic New Tumor-Specific Molecular Interaction Maps Capture Complexity of Cancer Networks Dynamics of Gut Bacteria Follow Ecological Laws Ancient Part of Immune System May Underpin Severe COVID
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October 2019
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October 2018
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September 2016Columbia Awarded NCI Center for Cancer Systems Biology Glioblastoma Tumor Evolution and Strategies against Advanced Disease How Genomic Data Are Changing Population Genetics Method for Determining Proten Function Opens Doors for Precision Medicine |
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June 2015Columbia Investigators Awarded New NCI Physical Sciences in Oncology Center The Exposome: Relating Environmental Factors to Human Disease Tracing Bacterial Evolution across Billions of Years Mechanism of Kidney Transplant Tolerance Discovered |
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December 2014A Comprehensive Map of Human B-Cell Development New Directions in Genome Engineering Algorithm Identifies Genetic Driver of Mesenchymal Glioblastoma Systems Biology Throws You Out of the Box |
MAGNet Newsletters
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Spring 2014 - Featured ArticlesCross-Species Computational Analysis Identifies a Synergistic Interaction that Drives Prostate Cancer Malignancy A Topological Approach for Characterizing Evolution A Global View of Tumor-Induced Gene Expression Changes in Human Metabolism |
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Spring 2013 - Featured ArticlesPrePPI: A Novel Structure-Based Method for Predicting Protein-Protein Interactions An Integrative Genomics Approach to Define RNA Regulatory Networks From Genome-Scale Sequencing to Angstrom-Scale Insights: The Enzyme DNase I Reveals Its True Colors |
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Spring 2012 - Featured ArticlesA Mesenchymal Transition Signature Present in Invasive Solid Cancers Discovering the Regulatory Programs Underlying Mammalian Transcript Stability Mapping the miRNA Regulatory Network in Glioblastoma |
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Spring 2011 - Featured Articles
The Origin and Evolution of a Pandemic Virus The Transcriptional Network for Mesenchymal Transformation of Brain Tumours |
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Spring 2010 - Featured Articles
Breaking the Code of Non-coding DNA in the Human Genome The Family of Man: Methods and Applications for Discovering Shared Ancestry among Purported Unrelateds |
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Winter 2009 - Featured Articles
Dissecting Transcription Factor Function on Multiple Scales Biophysics, and Computers Making Sense of Transcription Factor Specificities, or How to Grow Legs in Strange Places: a Collaboration between Flies, Biophysics, and Computers |
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Winter 2008 - Featured Articles
Mapping the Transcription Factor Modulator Repertoire in Human B Lymphocytes National Centers for Biomedical Computing and Related Activities at NIH
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