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Quantitative and Computational Biology

The research in QCB shares a common thread of using mathematical approaches to study biological problems. We recognise that biology is increasingly becoming a mathematical and computational science, driven particularly by the challenge of research within genomics, proteomics and population dynamics.

To meet the challenge, we are building a collaborative environment where we can engage our research with that of mathematicians and computer scientists and develop a common conceptual framework to describe the nature of living systems.

This is a new area of biology and we are actively seeking to recruit new collaborators and colleagues to support this challenging task.


Facilities and Affiliations:
Bioinformatics

Publications
A listing of publications for 2002


Research Teams:

Team Leader
Research Projects
A/Prof Andrew Collins
  • B-1 B cells and the allergic response
  • The generation and regulation of the immunoreceptor repertoire
  • Computational immunogenetics
Dr Bruno Gaeta
  • Bioinformatics
  • Gene regulation and genetic networks
  • Computational immunogenetics
  • Bioinformatics user interfaces and service delivery
  • Bioinformatics education
Prof Peter Little
  • A software package for the genetic analysis of human DNA
  • Tools to prioritise and inform the search for causative mutations in genes
  • The effects of genetic variation of patterns of gene expression using human and mouse genetic models allied to gene array technology
Dr Mark Tanaka
  • Mathematical biology
  • Evolution in host-pathogen systems
  • Evolutionary genetics of transposable elements
  • Bioinformatics and molecular epidemiology
Professor Marc Wilkins
  • Proteomic characterisation of protein complexes associated with human disease
  • Visualisation of high-dimensionality systems biology data
  • Statistical evaluation of protein expression data
  • Bioinformatic tools for protein identification and characterisation in proteomics
Dr Alan Wilton
  • Genetics
  • Disease gene mapping in human and dogs
  • Conservation genetics of dingoes
  • Analysis of population structure using genetic markers
  • Genetics of gestational diabetes mellitis
  • Gene structure, function analysis