Jeremiah Faith

Title: Jeremiah Faith and Computational Methods for Mapping Gene Regulation.

Introduction

Jeremiah Faith is an inventor associated with Boston University in Boston, Massachusetts. His patent work concerns computational approaches to understanding how transcription factors regulate genes and other biochemical processes within cells.

Latest Patents

Faith is associated with 1 patent: “Method to Determine Transcriptional Regulation Pathways in Organisms.” The invention describes computer-implemented methods for identifying regulatory relationships between expressed regulating polypeptides and the targets of their regulatory activity. In particular, it addresses identifying interactions between transcription factors and individual gene targets or sets of gene targets. It also describes genome-scale approaches for predicting regulatory interactions between sets of transcription factors and their corresponding transcriptional targets.

Career Highlights

Faith’s patent reflects work at the intersection of computational methods and biological research. By providing ways to identify regulatory dependencies among biochemical species, the invention aims to support the analysis of gene regulation in organisms.

Collaborations

The supplied information names James Joseph Collins and Timothy S. Gardner as Faith’s coworkers. Their shared research context is relevant to the patent’s focus on computational analysis of transcriptional regulation.

Conclusion

Jeremiah Faith’s patent work at Boston University centers on computational methods for identifying and predicting gene-regulatory relationships, contributing tools for studying transcriptional pathways.