Mathematical biology
We develop mathematical and statistical models, tools and theory of relevance in biology and molecular medicine. In particular, we are interested in deriving mathematical properties of models and understand the results in the context of real data. We are driven by the complexity of biological systems and the desire to understand biology quantitatively, rather than empirically. Currently, our interests include modelling of post-translational modification in cellular systems and modelling of evolution in cancer.
Personnel
| Phone number | Name, Email, unit (building-room) |
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| +45 8715 5553 |
Recent publications
- Penner, R., Knudsen, M., Wiuf, C. H., Andersen, J. E., 2011, "An Algebro-Topological Description of Protein Domain Structure", P L o S One. Journal article
- Feliu, E., Knudsen, M., Andersen, L. N., Wiuf, C. H., 2011, "An Algebraic Approach to Signaling Cascades with n Layers", Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, vol. 74, nr. 1, s. 45-72. Journal article
- Knudsen, M., Wiuf, C. H., 2010, "The CATH Database", Human Genomics (Online). Journal article
- Ratmann, O., Wiuf, C. H., Pinney, J. W., 2009, "From evidence to inference", H F S P Journal, vol. 3, nr. 5, s. 290-306. Journal article
- Ratmann, O., Andrieu, C., Wiuf, C. H., Richardson, S., 2009, "Model criticism based on likelihood-free inference", National Academy of Sciences. Proceedings, vol. 106, s. 10576-10581. Journal article
- Pradal, C., Olesen, J. M., Wiuf, C. H., 2009, "Temporal development and collapse of an Arctic plant-pollinator network", B M C Ecology, vol. 9. Journal article