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PUBLIC LECTURE-Crises Abound: Heath, Climate, Energy, Food, Pandemics... How Large-Scale Systems Biology Can Help Address the Major Challenges We Are Facing

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Date
2023-04-24 (Creation date: 2023-04-13)
Main contributor
WBGU-PBS, BGSU Dept. of Biological Sciences
Summary
PUBLIC LECTURE, Dr. Dan Jacobson

The traits and diseases, of an organism, including its adaptation to its surrounding environment and the interactions with its microbiome, are controlled by patterns found in its genome as well as how molecules (proteins, metabolites, RNA, etc.) interact within cells and tissues. The cost of generating biological data is dropping exponentially, resulting in a flood of data that has opened a new era of systems biology in which there are unprecedented opportunities to gain insights into complex biological systems. These insights have applications in precision medicine, bioenergy, precision agriculture, ecosystem studies, and pandemic prevention among other disciplines.
Subject
Biological Sciences, Computing in Biological Data
Collection
BGSU Event Archives
Unit
BGSU Events
Language
English

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