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Welcome
to CABSEL

We develop systems biology and bioinformatics tools for understanding regulation of cell functions at systems level.

About

CABSEL (Chemical and Biological Systems Engineering Lab) is engaged in a broad range of activities in the area of computational systems biology and bioinformatics. Our primary specializations include network inference, dynamical systems modeling and analysis, and design of experiments. Our research activities are driven by the mission to create enabling tools for extracting novel insights from heterogeneous biological data through the construction and analysis of biological network models, and to apply these tools to gain a better understanding of and to formulate interventions for human diseases and aging. Our research applications span multiple length- and time-scales in biology, from gene regulatory networks to signaling pathways to metabolic networks and from single cells to cell cultures. Our tools have been applied to give answers to biological questions of biotechnological, biomedical and biopharmaceutical significance.

 

For more information, go to Our Research page. 

Our publications can be found here.

 

Contact information:

Rudiyanto Gunawan

302 Furnas Hall

University at Buffalo 

Buffalo, NY 14260

 

Email: rgunawan@buffalo.edu

Tel: +1 (716) 645-0952

 

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The Team

Tools

TOOLS

Network 

Inference

Network

Analysis

Single-cell

Analysis

Parameter

Estimation

Design of

Experiments

CONTACT

How to find us

University at Buffalo North Campus
405 Furnas Hall
Buffalo, NY 14260
Tel: (716) 645-3518
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