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Prof.dr. H.V. Westerhoff

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Expertise	Physical chemical and organisational principles underlying life at the level between molecules and cells; Quantitative biochemistry and cell biology; Metabolic and hierarchical control analysis; Cellular and integrative bioinformatics
Expertise (NL)	Fysisch-chemische en organisatie principes die ten grondslag liggen aan het leven op het niveau tussen moleculen en levende cellen; Wiskundig modelleren; Niet evenwichtsthermodynamica van levensprocessen; Kwantitatieve biochemie en celbiologie; Metabole en hiërarchische controle analyse; Cellulaire en integratieve bioinformatica
Digital Author ID	info:eu-repo/dai/nl/069748586

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Part-time professor
Organisation	Department of Molecular Cell Physiology (VU)
Chair (EN)	Microbial Cell Physiology
Chair (NL)	Microbiële celfysiologie
Phone	+31-20-5987228
Email	hans. westerhoff -at- falw. vu. nl
URL	http://www.bio.vu.nl/microb/personnel/htm/westerhoff.html

Part-time professor
Organisation	Institute for Molecular Biological Sciences (VU)
Chair (EN)	Molecular Cell Physiology
Chair (NL)	Moleculaire Celfysiologie
Phone	+31-20-5987230
Email	hans. westerhoff -at- falw. vu. nl

Part-time professor
Organisation	Swammerdam Institute for Life Sciences - SILS (UvA)
Chair (EN)	Synthetic Systems Biology
Chair (NL)	Synthetische Systeembiologie
Phone	+31-20-5255150
Email	H. V. Westerhoff -at- uva. nl

Publications

(the most recent at the top)
Why in vivo may not equal in vitro - new effectors revealed by measurement of enzymatic activities under the same in vivo-like assay conditions.
Systems biology tools for toxicology.
Trade-off of dynamic fragility but not of robustness in metabolic pathways in silico.
Understanding complexity in neurodegenerative diseases: in silico reconstruction of emergence.
Testing biochemistry revisited: how in vivo metabolism can be understood from in vitro enzyme kinetics.

All publications..

Completed research projects

(the most recent research is at the top)
Researcher	Exploration of sugar uptake in the filamentous fungus Aspergillus niger - To control fungal sporegermination and to design new strategies to íncrease metabolite production
Researcher	Probing dynamic microbial community interactions
Project leader	A backbone to systems biology and multifactorial disease: systems biology of mineralization, bone formation and osteoporosis
Supervisor	Differential control analysis: quantitative understanding of the adaptive responses of intracellular networks and its use in antiparasitic drug design
Researcher	Numerical algorithms in bio-informatics

All completed research..

Classification

D21300	Biochemistry

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