Papers – Haase Lab

Robert Moseley and Sophia Campione recently developed a browser-based tool that allows for interactive visualization and generation of network models. The Inherent Dynamics Visualizer (IDV) connects to the network inference tool developed with our collaborators the Inherent Dynamics Pipeline (IDP). The IDV allows for informed decision-making on parameter choices made throughout the IDP. Together, the tools allow for streamlined inference of gene-regulatory networks.

See the papers for the IDV and the IDP. Watch the video for the IDV here:

Inherent Dynamics Visualizer, an Interactive Application for Evaluating and Visualizing Outputs from a Gene Regulatory Network Inference Pipeline

Haase and Takahashi Groups find evidence for intrinsic clocks in malaria parasites.

By Steve Haase, Ph.D.

On May 26, 2020

In In the News, Papers

Duke Today, HHMI, The Scientist, and Science News all reported on recent work from our lab as well as from the Takahashi lab indicating that the malaria parasite has an intrinsic clock!

“The idea is, if we can learn these mechanisms then we have targets potentially for new antimalarial treatments.” – Steve Haase, from The Scientist

“If we can figure out if and how the malaria parasite synchronizes the ticking of its clock with that of its host (..) we might be able to disrupt those signals and help the human immune system better fight these invaders.” – Steve Haase, from Duke Today

See our publications page for links to the publication or see the publication here.

New Research Published

By Steve Haase, Ph.D.

On September 29, 2017

In Papers

Haase Lab questions conclusions of Cross Lab detailed in Rahi et al. Cell, 2016. See publication here:

http://www.tandfonline.com/eprint/MZbJCQbrCqjzEwSVgxNg/full

Systems Biology of Biological Clocks

Category: Papers

Visualizing Tool Developed by Robert Moseley and Sophia Campione Published in JoVE

Haase and Takahashi Groups find evidence for intrinsic clocks in malaria parasites.

New Research Published