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Haluk Resat, Ph.D.

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Haluk Resat
Haluk Resat

Dr. Resat has an interdisciplinary background integrating engineering with physical sciences and biology. His current research interests include biological network construction and verification, kinetic simulations of biological systems, control analysis, investigation of regulatory interactions in biological networks, analysis of experimental data to derive quantitative properties from measurements, experimental design and the use of a systems approach to biological sciences, and development of multiscale methods to study biological processes.

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Selected Publications

Mao L, RC Mackenzie, JH Roh, JM Eraso, S Kaplan, and H Resat. 2005. "Combining Microarray and Genomic Data to Predict DNA Binding Motifs." Microbiology 151 (10):3197-3213. doi:10.1099/mic.0.28167-0.

Miller JH, F Zheng, S Jin, L Opresko, HS Wiley, and H Resat. 2005. " A Model of cytokine shedding induced by low doses of gamma radiation." Radiation Research 163 (3):337-342.

Pettigrew MF, and H Resat. 2005. "Modeling Signal Transduction Networks: A comparison of two Stochastic Kinetic Simulation Algorithms." Journal of Chemical Physics 123 (11):114707-1 - 114707-13. doi:10.1063/1.2018641

Mao L, and H Resat. 2004. "Probabilistic Representation of Gene Regulatory Networks." Bioinformatics 20 (14):2258-2269.

Resat H, JA Ewald, DA Dixon, and HS Wiley. 2003. "An Integrated Model of Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor Trafficking and Signal Transduction." Biophysical Journal 85 (2):730-743.

Contact Information

Haluk.Resat@pnl.gov