Identifying sources of variation in biochemical networks

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• Peter Swain ()
• Tuesday 19 January 2016, 15:30-16:15
• Seminar Room 1, Newton Institute.

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Co-authors: Clive Bowsher (), Margaritis Voliotis (University of Bristol)

To understand how cells control and exploit biochemical fluctuations, we must identify the sources of stochasticity, quantify their effects, and distinguish informative variation from confounding “noise”. I will present an analysis that allows fluctuations of biochemical networks to be decomposed into multiple components, gives conditions for the design of experimental reporters to measure all components, and provides a technique to predict the magnitude of these components from models. Further, I will identify a particular component of variation that can be used to quantify the efficacy of information flow through a biochemical network. 

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