David McMillen

Noise-stabilized long-distance synchronization in populations of model neurons.

Dark proteins: effect of inclusion body formation on quantification of protein expression.

Effects of protein maturation on the noise in gene expression.

Plasmid-borne prokaryotic gene expression: sources of variability and quantitative system characterization.

Increasing the efficiency of bacterial transcription simulations: when to exclude the genome without loss of accuracy.

Simplification of stochastic chemical reaction models with fast and slow dynamics.

Considerations for using integral feedback control to construct a perfectly adapting synthetic gene network.

Minimal genetic device with multiple tunable functions.

An active intracellular device to prevent lethal disease outcomes in virus-infected bacterial cells.

Probing the input-output behavior of biochemical and genetic systems system identification methods from control theory.

Design and characterization of a dual-mode promoter with activation and repression capability for tuning gene expression in yeast.

An Escherichia coli system for evolving improved light-controlled DNA-binding proteins.

Automated inference procedure for the determination of cell growth parameters.

Design principles for the analysis and construction of robustly homeostatic biological networks.

Design and Experimental Validation of Small Activating RNAs Targeting an Exogenous Promoter in Human Cells.

Programmable T7-based synthetic transcription factors.

Role of Dilution Rate and Nutrient Availability in the Formation of Microbial Biofilms.

Improving the design of an oxidative stress sensing biosensor in yeast.

Malarial Antibody Detection with an Engineered Yeast Agglutination Assay.