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Stochasticity in signalling and gene expression<br> | Stochasticity in signalling and gene expression<br> | ||
Phenotypic variability as survival strategy<br> | Phenotypic variability as survival strategy<br> | ||
Control in synthetic genetic circuits<br> | |||
Evolution of social behaviour (for now, in microorganisms)<br> | Evolution of social behaviour (for now, in microorganisms)<br> | ||
Anomalous diffusion, symbolic dynamics and hamiltonian chaos<br> | Anomalous diffusion, symbolic dynamics and hamiltonian chaos<br> |
Revision as of 14:07, 11 December 2006
Systems Biology Department firstname_lastname AT hms.harvard.edu
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Research Interests
Stochasticity in signalling and gene expression
Phenotypic variability as survival strategy
Control in synthetic genetic circuits
Evolution of social behaviour (for now, in microorganisms)
Anomalous diffusion, symbolic dynamics and hamiltonian chaos
Education
Harvard University , Boston, MA
Postdoctoral Research Fellow in Systems Biology, 2006-
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA
Ph.D. in Physics, Feb. 2006.
University of the Andes, Bogota, Colombia
B.Sc. in Mathematics (4 year program), 2000.
B.Sc. in Physics (5 year program), 1999.
Publications
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Stochastic expression of genes driven by a circadian oscillator
J.R. Chabot, J.M. Pedraza and A.van Oudenaarden
Under review, 2006.
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Predicting stochastic gene expression dynamics in single cells
J.T. Mettetal, D. Muzzey, J.M. Pedraza, E.M. Ozbudak and A. van Oudenaarden
PNAS USA, 103, 7304, (2006).
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Noise in gene regulatory networks
J. M. Pedraza and A. van Oudenaarden
In Complex Systems Science in BioMedicine (Springer, New York, 2006).
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Noise propagation in gene networks
J. M. Pedraza and A. van Oudenaarden
Science, 307,1965 (2005).
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Non regular languages in the kicked rotor
P.-M. Binder and J. M. Pedraza
Physical Review E, 62, R5883 (2000).
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An invertibility paradox
P.-M. Binder, J. M. Pedraza, and S. Garzon.
American Journal of Physics, 67, 1091 (1999)