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Emberly, Eldon

A Maximum-Entropy Model for Predicting Chromatin Contacts
A Model for Cell Population Size Control Using Asymmetric Division
Additional Annotation Enhances Potential For Biologically-Relevant Analysis Of The Illumina Infinium HumanMethylation450 Beadchip Array
BEAF Regulates Cell-Cycle Genes through the Controlled Deposition of H3K9 Methylation Marks into Its Conserved Dual-Core Binding Sites
Chromosome Driven Spatial Patterning of Proteins in Bacteria
Dense Neural Networks for Predicting Chromatin Conformation
Distinct DNA Methylation Patterns Of Cognitive Impairment And Trisomy 21 In Down Syndrome
DNA Segregation Under Par Protein Control
Mechanisms for directed transport and organization at subcellular scales
Modelling burnt-bridge ratchets; optimizing their efficiency and motility

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