Lab Policies Essential reading list Some key papers that go behind all our work
DLBCL
DLBCL subtyping papers
Key subtyping paper Dan Hodson's review of DLBCL subtypes NF-kB
Simon's review of NFkB NF-kB in DLBCL
Kennedy...Klein overview of NF-kB in DLBCL Veronique Baud's findings on RelB in DLBCL Eleanor and Arran's paper characterising variability in DLBCL cell lines using flow cytometry. This also incldues models that match these measures. Modelling NF-kB
Simon's textbook chapter, this provide a practical how to for modelling. It is in MATLAB and not Julia like we use now but the principles are the same. The 2002 Hoffmann model that started it all A much more comprehensive and recent NF-kB model that contains lots of detail The most comprehensive NF-kB model we have. This paper explains how it can be used to model multiple cell types and includes simulations of DLBCL mutations Apoptosis
Smith...Dyer experimental data on the complexities of apoptotic signalling in DLBCL Modelling Apoptosis
Peter Sorger's Apoptosis modelling Ielyaas's paper on Apoptosis modeling. We can predict how DLBCL cells will respond to drugs using a new model of apoptosis. B-cell modelling
Simon's accessible review of B-cell modelling and fates. Shokhirev et al MSB - first multiscale model of B cell fates Mitchell, Roy PNAS - Built on Shokhirev et al above Roy, Mitchell Immunity - built on the PNAS paper above. DLBCL modelling papers
Personalised DLBCL modelling from Jana Wolf. (uses logical modelling not ODEs). Cell Cycle
Cell cycle modelling
Our cell cycle modelling is built on this. Terminal Differentiation
Modelling of the IRF4/Blimp1 axis from Harrinder Singh's group. Any other cool groups to keep an eye on and perhaps the best journals to stay on top of?