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Abbas Shirinifard

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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◀ ▶ joint publications with James P. Sluka

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2014
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James P. Sluka, Abbas Shirinifard, Maciej Swat, Alin Cosmanescu, Randy W. Heiland, James A. Glazier:
The cell behavior ontology: describing the intrinsic biological behaviors of real and model cells seen as active agents. Bioinform. 30(16): 2367-2374 (2014)
2012
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Randy W. Heiland, Abbas Shirinifard, Maciej Swat, Gilberto L. Thomas, James P. Sluka, Andrew Lumsdaine, Benjamin Zaitlen, James A. Glazier:
Visualizing cells and their connectivity graphs for CompuCell3D. BioVis 2012: 85-90

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