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Work: I have been involved in the topological analysis of the transcriptional regulatory network (TRN) of Escherichia coli K-12. I have developed a novel algorithm to identify all the feedback loops existing in a network. Recently, based on topological features, I have developed a novel methodology to identify global transcription factors, to isolate topological modules, to identify intermodular genes, and to infer the hierarchical organization of the TRN of E. coli. Currently, this approach has also shown a strong predictive power on the TRN of Bacillus subtilis. In addition, I am involved in the topological analysis of metabolic networks in order to identify organizational principles and in the dynamical modeling of the cell from a systems biology perspective. In the academia, I have participated actively, since its conception, in the development of syllabus, in the fields of computation and systems biology, for the Undergraduate Program on Genomic Sciences, UNAM. I am Principal Lecturer in Programming Principles and Programming I. In addition, I have been Lecturer in Systems Biology and invited teacher in Welcome to Bioinformatics.
Work: I have been involved in the topological analysis of the transcriptional regulatory network (TRN) of Escherichia coli K-12. I have developed a novel algorithm to identify all the feedback loops existing in a network. Recently, based on topological features, I have developed a novel methodology to identify global transcription factors, to isolate topological modules, to identify intermodular genes, and to infer the hierarchical organization of the TRN of E. coli. Currently, this approach has also shown a strong predictive power on the TRN of Bacillus subtilis. In addition, I am involved in the topological analysis of metabolic networks in order to identify organizational principles and in the dynamical modeling of the cell from a systems biology perspective. In the academia, I have participated actively, since its conception, in the development of syllabus, in the fields of computation and systems biology, for the Undergraduate Program on Genomic Sciences, UNAM. I am Principal Lecturer in Programming Principles and Programming I. In addition, I have been Lecturer in Systems Biology and invited teacher in Welcome to Bioinformatics.