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Use of Genome Information-Based Potentials to Characterize Human Adaptation
James Lindesay, Tshela E. Mason, William Hercules +1
As a living information and communications system, the genome encodes patterns in single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) reflecting human adaption that optimizes population surviva…
The Foundations of Genodynamics: The Development of Metrics for Genomic-Environmental Interactions
James Lindesay, Tshela E. Mason, William Hercules +1
Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) represent an important type of dynamic sites within the human genome. These common variants often locally correlate into more complex multi-S…
A New Biophysical Metric for Interrogating the Information Content in Human Genome Sequence Variation: Proof of Concept
James Lindesay, Tshela E Mason, Luisel Ricks-Santi +3
Various studies have shown an association between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and common disease. We hypothesize that information encoded in the structure of SNP haplobl…
Electroporation of Biological Cells Embedded in a Polycarbonate Filter
William A. Hercules, James Lindesay, Anna Coble +1
The electropermeabilization of biological cell membranes by the application of an external field occurs whenever an applied field exceeds a threshold value. For fields above this t…
Theoretical Calculation of the Electric Field in the Vicinity of a Pore Formed in a Cell Membrane
William A Hercules, James Lindesay, Anna Coble
Electroporation of biological cell membranes is a phenomena that occurs almost universally at a transmembrane potential of approximately 1000 mV. Theories of pore formation have be…