Kuijjer Lab

Recent Posts

  • July 19, 2021

    Two poster presentations at ISMB/ECCB 2021

    Tatiana and Ping-Han will both be presenting their work in poster format at ISMB/ECCB in the NetBio COSI, which will be held on July 26 and 27. Come and see their posters to learn more about our latest tools PORCUPINE and CAIMAN.

  • June 29, 2021

    Panel speaker at ISC 2021

    Marieke will be speaking on a panel on Digital Twins for Cancer Care at the Fourth ISC Workshop on HPC Applications in Precision Medicine. The workshop will be held on July 2nd, as part of the ISC High Performance 2021 digital conference.

  • June 21, 2021

    New BioRxiv pre-print

    We've contributed to a new BioRχiv pre-print by Marouen Ben Guebila from the Quackenbush group. Marouen developed the Gene RegulAtory Network Database (GRAND), a large resource of genome-wide networks across multiple human tissues, disease states, and cell lines. The database also includes tools to query, analyze, and visualize the networks. More information on the pre-print can be found here.

  • June 01, 2021

    New publication

    Genís recently published a review paper in Frontiers in Genetics. In the review, we describe community detection in large-scale bipartite biological networks. Network analysis is a powerful methodology to understand the complex interplay of biological interactions. With the emergence of next generation sequencing technologies and other high-throughput experimental approaches, large amounts genome-wide data are now available for analysis. While standard biological approaches have helped our understanding of...

  • June 01, 2021

    New BioRxiv pre-print

    We contributed to a new BioRχiv pre-print by Daniel and his PhD advisor James Cai. Daniel developed R package rPanglaoDb that can be used to download and merge labeled single-cell RNA-seq data from the PanglaoDB database. In his manuscript, Daniel showed how this tool can be used to characterize cells with rare molecular phenotypes. More information on the pre-print can be found here.