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Mount Sinai School of Medicine Bringing Free Courses Online Mount Sinai School of Medicine has signed an agreement with Coursera.org that will make Mount Sinai graduate and medical school courses freely available online. |
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Coursera Adds 17 Partner Universities, including Mount Sinai School of Medicine Article in NY Times about Mount Sinai’s three courses on systems biology offered on Coursera developed by SBCNY Investigators. |
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Mount Sinai Algorithm Predicts Drug Side Effects Press release about Genes2FANS (published in BMC Bioinformatics) and Sets2Networks (published in BMC Systems Biology.) |
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New Computational Method to Help Organize Scientific Data New algorithm will change how scientists build networks from data to help predict gene and drug interactions. |
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Mount Sinai Researchers Develop New Computational Method to Find Novel Connections from Gene to Gene, Drug to Drug and Between Scientists New algorithm will change how scientists build networks from data to help predict gene and drug interactions. |
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Mutations in 3 Genes Linked to Autism Spectrum Disorders Mount Sinai's findings, as part of a trio of papers revealing new genetic targets in autism, are published in the April 4th online issue of the journal Nature. |
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HIPK2 Regulator Protein Plays a Crucial Role in Kidney Fibrosis Research team led by John Cijiang He, MD, PhD, Professor of Nephrology and Pharmacology and Systems Therapeutics; and Avi Ma'ayan, PhD, Assistant Professor of Pharmacology and Systems Therapeutics at Mount Sinai School of Medicine, have identified a regulator protein that plays a crucial role in kidney fibrosis, a condition that leads to kidney failure. The research is published online March 11, 2012 in Nature Medicine. |
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Systems Biology Center Offers Computational Course Materials News article about the Systems Biology Center New York (SBCNY) Biomedical Modeling Course. |
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CUNY Undergrads Participate in Summer Research Program at Mount Sinai News article about the Systems Biology Center New York (SBCNY) Summer Undergraduate Research program. |
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Systems Biology-Biomedical Modeling This is the first of three issues containing Teaching Resources related to our Systems Biology - Biomedical Modeling course published in Science Signaling. |
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Pacing the Heart with Light A new study uses optogenetics to control beating heart cells, pointing the way toward a better pacemaker in Technology Review. |
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Technique to Stimulate Heart Cells May Lead to Light-Controlled Pacemakers A new technique that stimulates heart muscle cells with low-energy light raises the possibility of a future light-controlled pacemaker in Science Daily. |
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New Database Could Speed Up Drug Discovery News article about ChEA (ChIP-X Enrichment Analysis) database highlighted in the Health Tech section of CNET News. |
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Systematic Tracking of Cell Fate Changes |
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Mount Sinai Researchers Develop New Computational Method to Aid Analysis of Gene Expression Experiments Mount Sinai researchers have developed a new database that will change how scientists identify drug targets and biomarkers. |
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Researchers Identify New Therapeutic Targets to Improve Pain Management After Chronic Morphine Administration Researchers identified changes in the brain and spinal cord that occur during the development of morphine tolerance, providing a therapeutic target for preventing it. |
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Mount Sinai Researchers Reveal Novel Structural Features at the Core of Cellular Energy Conversion The research team determined that the cellular nanomachine, or motor, uses a water molecule to convert food energy into usable cellular energy. |
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Cells Use Water in Nano-rotos to Power Energy Conversion NIGMS press release on a research article published in PLoS Biology. |
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Animating Molecular Biology Article about GATE (Grid Analysis of Time-series Expression) software in Biomedical Computation Review. |
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New Genetic Framework Could Help Explain Drug Side Effects NIGMS press release in "Computing life" on a research article published in Science Signaling. |
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Mount Sinai Discovers Genetic Framework to Explain and Predict Adverse Drug Reactions Researchers at Mount Sinai School of Medicine have taken a step toward the ability to predict adverse drug reactions, such as heart arrhythmias. |
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Science Signaling Podcast on Systems Pharmacology of Arrhythmias A conversation about a Research Article published in the 20 April 2010 issue of Science Signaling. |
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Computational Honeycombs Drip with Data News item in NIGMS computing life about the GATE software. |
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Molecular Movies: New Software Animates Gene Expression Data Blog post about GATE on Scientific American. |
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Telomere Model Predicts Cell Life Span News item in NCI web publication "Physical Sciences in Oncology" about Peskin and Rodriguez-Brenes publication in PNAS. |
