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Subject: Gauss Symposium
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Dear Biothermokineticists,
We want to inform you that from August 2nd to August 7th in Munich (Germany) 
the 2nd Gauss Symposium was held. It included a conference on "Medical 
Physics and Mathematics" (organizer Prof.D.Ghista, United Arab Emirates) with 
a session "Metabolic regulatory systems" (chaired by R.Heinrich, Berlin). 
This shows that gradually biothermokinetics as well as metabolic control 
analysis become "fit for good (mathematical) society". Please find the list 
of lectures below. If anybody is interested in getting the abstracts please 
contact R.Heinrich (Humboldt-University, Department of Biology, Institute of 
Biophyscis, Invalidenstr. 42, 10115 Berlin, Germany. Email: 
reinhard=heinrich@biologie.hu-berlin.de. If this does not work please use the 
complete address: reinhard=heinrich%biophysik%hu-bio@bancom1.rz.hu-berlin.de

With best regards
Reinhart Heinrich (please note the wrong spelling of my first name in the 
email-address: Reinhard instead of Reinhart) 

R. Heinrich (Berlin, Germany): Metabolic regulatory systems
J.E. Bailey (Zurich, Switzerland): Design of metabolic control networks for 
stable and robust metabolism
J.P. Moniz-Barreto  (Oxford,  UK):  Simulation  of  dioxygen  free  radical 
reactions: their importance in the initiation of lipid peroxidation
I. Bernhardt  (Berlin,  Germany):  Residual  sodium  and  potassium  fluxes 
through red blood cell membranes
J.  Zicha  (Prague, Czech Republic): Red  cell  ion  transport  changes  in 
experimental hypertension: role of altered potassium and lipid metabolism
M. Bier (Chicago, USA): On inferring the kinetic scheme of an  ion  channel 
from postsynaptic currents
J.C. Liao (College Station, USA): Analysis of metabolic  control  based  on 
transient metabolite concentrations
Y. Lenbury (Bangkok, Thailand): Parameter space classification of solutions 
to a mathematical model of the cortisol secretion system in normal man
A. Hoekstra (Roden, The Netherlands): Mechanical/Physiological shunting  in 
the treatment of hydrocephalus
F. Montero (Madrid, Spain): The role of natural selection and evolution  in 
the game of the pentose phosphate cycle
E. Melendez-Hevia (Tenerife, Spain): Optimization of the glycogen design in 
the evolution of metabolism
E. Hoffmann-Klipp (Berlin, Germany): Optimization of kinetic properties  of 
enzymes
H.V. Westerhoff (Amsterdam,  The  Netherlands):  Control  of  dynamics  and 
steady state; theory and applications to multi-drug resistance
R. Schuster (Berlin, Germany): The  possible  consequences  of  large-scale 
enzyme alterations on the metabolic efficiency of erythrocytes  as  studied 
by a mathematical model
W. Duechting (Siegen, Germany): Tumor  growth  and  treatment  planning:  a 
novel simulation approach
G.L. Scherphof (Groningen, The Netherlands): Liposomes as  a  drug  carrier 
system in anticancer therapy
S. Schuster (Berlin, Germany): Determining elementary modes of  functioning 
in biochemical reaction networks at steady state



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