Recent Articles

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  HUPO Releases 10-Year High-Stringency Blueprint of Human Proteome

   Posted on October 19, 2020

  Like the draft “shotgun” Human Genome Project of the Human Genome Organization (HUGO), the HPP has now reached a significant decadal milestone of more than 90 percent completion of the Human Proteome that is referred to as the human proteome “parts list.”

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  Mysteries of Cell Fate Unlocked with New Measurement and Modeling Techniques 

   Posted on April 23, 2020

  In the cellular process of differentiation, information about the concentrations of an important class of proteins residing in a cell’s nucleus has been lacking, a missing link needed for scientists to fully understand how the process works. ISB researchers have quantified this important class of proteins that play a key role in the formation of red blood cells.

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  Malaria Researchers’ Findings May Have Implications for Preventing Spread of Deadly Disease

   Posted on October 31, 2019

  ISB researchers and their collaborators are using systems biology approaches to learn how the malaria parasite is able to transfer to humans via the bite of an infected mosquito. The information they have uncovered may help identify new ways to prevent people from contracting the deadly disease.