Suhaib Mohammed
Postgraduate researcher
sm468@exeter.ac.uk
Geoffrey Pope 310
Geoffrey Pope Building, University of Exeter , Stocker Road, Exeter, EX4 4QD, UK
Overview
Qualifications
2010 MRes Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, University of Leeds, UK
2006 BEng Biotechnology, Visvesvaraya Technological University, INDIA
Research
Research projects
Phd Thesis: Modelling redox regulations in yeasts using comparative genomics and metabolomics.
Research interests
I have keen interest in the area of systems biology which bridges mainly biology, computer science and mathematics to understand functioning of the cell in a broad spectrum. My main focus is to elucidate and model genetic and metabolic networks and pathways in yeast particularly.
For my Phd studies. I will employ experimental techniques and computational modelling approaches to elucidate how core redox biochemistry regulates cellular dynamics. Yeast will be continuously cultured and samples taken for metabolite analysis is perturbed and non perturbed states. From these data we will attempt to construct metabolic network(s) that encapsulate these changes and elucidate how changes in core redox influence the network.
Supervisor(s)
Ken Haynes, Dougie Murray (Keio University, Yamagata, Japan), Ozgur Akman, Declan Bates, Clive Butler.
Funding body: BBSRC/JST
Professional details
Publications/Presentations
HVDM and HMM : Dynamic modelling techniques to predict gene targets ( Poster presentation at The Sainsbury Laboratory, University of Cambridge, UK )
Publications
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