Jurij Dolenšek

TL;DR: This work presents research highlights ranging from determination of the molecular interaction network within a cell to studies of architectural and functional properties of brain networks and biological transportation networks, and focuses on synergies between network science and data analysis, which enable us to determine functional connectivity patterns in multicellular systems.

TL;DR: The structure of the human and the mouse pancreas, together with the similarities and differences between them are reviewed in detail in the light of conceivable repercussions for basic research and clinical application.

TL;DR: Focusing on the temporal evolution of the network under stimulation with glucose, it is shown that the dynamics are more correlated under stimulation than under non-stimulated conditions and that the highest overall correlation is observed in the activation and deactivation phases when cells are driven by the external stimulus.

TL;DR: Stable fast calcium oscillations on a sustained plateau rather than slow oscillations as the predominant type of response in acute tissue slices are reproducibly shown and calcium waves are the mechanistic substrate for synchronization of oscillations.

TL;DR: This review follows the most central triggering pathway to insulin secretion from its very beginning when glucose enters the β cell to the calcium oscillations it produces to trigger fusion of insulin containing granules with the plasma membrane.