Reply to Wolowich and Kwon

Kwon 13_5

Sulfotransferase 1A1 (SULT1A1) is reported to be involved in the conjugation with sulfate, resulting in the inactivation of estrogens. Aberrant methylation of promoter CpG islands is known to be responsible for the alteration and silencing of the gene in cancers. This study was intended to evaluate the methylation status and transcriptional activity of SULT1A1 in breast cancer tissue (n=56), be...

Statement Yonghwi Kwon

I am interested in solving system security problems via program analysis techniques. More speci€cally, I have developed fundamental primitives for the investigation of advanced cyber-aŠacks and the analysis and prevention of everevolving malicious programs and payloads across multiple platforms. In particular, my research focuses on building systems to solve three prominent problems in system s...

Chang-kwon Kang – Research Statement

My research interest focuses on modeling and analysis of multi-disciplinary complex physical systems where strongly coupled interaction plays an important role. For my undergraduate research on the aerodynamics of a high-altitude kite, I studied the interaction between the aerodynamics, structural dynamics, and control of the kite and the cable configuration in a team of eight students. My mast...

The Authors’ Reply

PROBLEMS WITH EXTENDING CONCLUSIONS BETWEEN BOWMAN ’ S PARADOX AND BETA ’ S DEATH K ( Reply to the commentary by Brockett , Cooper , Kwon and Ruefli )

This issue of Omega contains a commentary by P.L. Brockett, W.W. Cooper, K.H. Kwon, and T.W. Ruefli on the review of Bowman’s paradox by Nickel and Rodríguez, published in the February 2002 issue of Omega. In their commentary, the authors describe an article, published in the 1992 issue of Decision Sciences but not covered by the review, and claim that they had previously overcome three of the ...