Hi!
thank you Xueshan for the question:
Are there any difference between transmitter in Neuroscience
and hormone in Endocrinology from the viewpoint of
information transmission and communication ?
I can only give a few hints, as otherwise the message would be awfully
long:
In the
Dear Xueshan,
Is the creation of Systems Biology related to Genomics,
Proteomics, Transcriptomics, Glycomics, and many many other
"-mics"? If so, what is the relationship between the Systems
Biology and information from the x-mics angle?
It is a very good question. In my practical
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:26 AM, Stanley N Salthe ssal...@binghamton.eduwrote:
Regarding the question: What is your
opinion about Leroy E. Hood' words: Biology Is an
Informational Science?
In a general sense the meaning is that, although every locale in the world
is mediated by history --
At 03:26 PM 20/09/2010, Stanley N Salthe wrote:
On Mon, Sep 20, 2010 at 9:26 AM,
Stanley N Salthe
ssal...@binghamton.edu
wrote:
Regarding the question: What is your
opinion about Leroy E. Hood' words: Biology Is an
Informational
Science?
In a general sense the meaning is that, although
Hi! We are Jorge
Navarro and Raquel del Moral, we both work with Pedro in Systems
Biology and Neuroscience
(we are experimentalist and theoretical too, very close to some of
you).
Congratulations
for your great group it looks very impressive-- and welcome to the
FIS. We
expect we will
Dear Xueshan and Beijing colleagues,
After the salutation, given that the main business of the FIS list is
discussion, let me make a few comments on your methodological point.
3. OUR COMMON VISION ON INFORMATION SCIENCE: Within the
diversity of opinions of the group, a common position is
Dear FIS colleagues,
By this posting we would like to publicly announce to the
FIS
community, and to all information scientists in general, the
creation of the Beijing FIS Group.
1. CONSTITUTION OF THE BEIJING FIS GROUP: During the last 10
years, one dozen professors from different Schools
