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Réka Albert
Professor
of Physics and Biology
122 Davey Laboratory,
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, PA 16802
Phone: 814-865-6123
E-mail: ralbert@phys.psu.edu
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 Teaching
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Fall 2011 - Physics 580
9:45-11am T, Th, 124 Walker Building
Elements of Network Science and its Applications
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 Research - Biological Physics and Network Modeling
Our research is driven by an ongoing dialog between experimental measurements and theoretical modeling. We build our models on the most salient features of a system, and use our results as predictions and guidance for future experiments. Our diverse, interdisciplinary projects are characterized by the common goal of identifying organizing principles of complex systems.
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Recent Selected Works
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 Assieh Saadatpour, Rui-Sheng Wang, Aijun Liao, Xin Liu, Thomas P. Loughran, Istvan Albert and Reka Albert
Dynamical and Structural Analysis of a T Cell Survival Network Identifies Novel Candidate Therapeutic Targets for Large Granular Lymphocyte Leukemia
PLOS Computational Biology (to appear 2011)
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Colin Campbell, Juilee Thakar, and Réka Albert
Network analysis reveals cross-links of the immune pathways activated by bacteria and allergen
Phys. Rev. E 84, 031929 (2011)
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Colin Campbell, Suann Yang, Réka Albert and Katriona Shea
A network model for plant–pollinator community assembly
PNAS 108, 197-202 (2011)
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Rui-Sheng Wang and Réka Albert
Elementary signaling modes predict the essentiality of signal transduction network components
BMC Systems Biology 5:44 (2011)
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Reka Albert, Bhaskar DasGupta, Anthony Gitter, Gamze Gursoy, Pradyut Paul and Eduardo Sontag
Computationally efficient measure of topological redundancy of biological and social networks
Phys. Rev. E 84, 036117 (2011)
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S. Pandey, R. Wang, L. Wilson, S. Li, Z. Zhao, T. Gookin, S.M. Assmann, R. Albert,
Boolean modeling of transcriptome data reveals novel modes of heterotrimeric G-protein action,
Molecular Systems Biology 6:372 (2010)
See also the press release: Silencing a protein could kill T-cells, reverse leukemia
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