Integrative Systems Biology Unit

Assistant Professor Tatiana Márquez-Lago

1. Staff

• Dr. Tatiana T. Marquez-Lago         Assistant Professor
• Dr. Atiyo Ghosh                             Postdoc
• Dr. Zach Hensel                             Postdoc
• Dr. Fernando Lopez-Caamal          Postdoc
• Dr. Guido Klingbeil                       Postdoc   (Sept 2013 - )
• Dr. Eder Zavala                              Postdoc

2. Publications

2.1 Journals

• Marquez-Lago, T. and  Padilla, P.  (2014)  
  A selection criterion for patterns in reaction-diffusion systems.
  Theoretical Biology and Medical Modelling 11:7    
  http://www.tbiomed.com/content/pdf/1742-4682-11-7.pdf

• Zavala, E. and  Marquez-Lago, T.  (2014)    
  Delays Induce Novel Stochastic Effects in Negative Feedback Gene Circuits. 
  Biophysical Journal.   Vol. 106, Issue 2:  467-478
  http://www.cell.com/biophysj/retrieve/pii/S0006349513057998

3. Group presentations

3.1 Conference Talks 

• EMS, Budapest, Hungary (invited talk).
• Scicade, Valladolid, Spain (talk - presented by collaborator)
• APS March Meeting, Denver, USA  (talk)

3.2 Conference Posters

• FEBS, St. Petersburg, Russia (2 posters).
• Biophysical Society  (1 poster).

3.3 Seminars

• Dept. Physics, University of Potsdam, Germany.
• Dept. Molecular Biology, University of Bergen, Norway.
• Dept. Biophysics, NTNU, Trondheim, Norway.

4. Research visitors and their corresponding seminars at OIST

• Pedro Miramontes  (October 2013).
  Full Professor, UNAM, Mexico.
  Seminar Title:  Nonlinear Genome Analysis. Venue: OIST Campus.  
   
• Manuel Barrio (February 2014).
  Associate Professor, Universidad de Valladolid, Spain.
  Seminar Title: Stochastic Simulation of Chemical Kinetics: High-Order Methods. Venue: OIST Campus.  
   
• Ramon Grima (March 2014).
  Associate Professor, University of Edinburgh, Scotland/UK.
  Seminar Title: New Modeling Tools for Stochastic Systems Biology. Venue: OIST Campus. 
   
• Stanly Steinberg (March 2014).
  Professor Emeritus, University of New Mexico, USA.
  Seminar Title: Understanding the Organization and Dynamics of Membrane Proteins. Venue: OIST Campus. 

5. Lab rotations

• Vincent Pak Too Chan, OIST graduate student -- Spring semester 2014