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Debora Marks. One million human genomes, will it make a difference? The large and growing volume of genome information, from all forms of life, presents unprecedented opportunities for computational biologists.
- Debora Marks | Systems, Synthetic, and Quantitative Biology
Debora Marks. Professor of Systems Biology. Summary....
- Debora Marks | Systems, Synthetic, and Quantitative Biology
Debora S. Marks is a researcher in computational biology and a Professor of Systems Biology at Harvard Medical School. Her research uses computational approaches to address a variety of biological problems.
Articles 1–20. Systems Biology, Harvard Medical School, Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT - Cited by 32,157 - machine learning - genomics - drug design - statistical inference -...
design of machine learning models mutant effect prediction clinical diagnostics antibiotic resistance protein design
Dr Deborah Marks is an Attachment-based Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and non-medical doctor, having worked in public and private practice with children, adolescents, parents, adults and couples since 1995.
Debora S Marks Debora is a mathematician and computational biologist with a track record of using novel algorithms and statistics to successfully address unsolved biological problems. She has a passion for interpreting genetic variation in a way that impacts biomedical applications.
Debora Marks. Professor of Systems Biology. Summary. Description. Evolution has deposited rich information in the genomes of all species over time, as a result of mostly hidden functional constraints.
