This page lists all articles that have been accepted for publication in Physical Biology but have not yet been published online.

Please note: article titles and authors may change upon publication.

Regular articles

• Communications
• Papers

Communications

A statistical approach to the estimation of mechanical unfolding parameters from the unfolding patterns of protein heteropolymers
G S Beddard and David J Brockwell
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Papers

Membrane-mediated interactions drive the condensation and coalescence of FtsZ rings
Roie Shlomovitz and Nir S Gov
Provisionally scheduled for November 2009

Entropic contributions to the splicing process
Matteo Osella and M Caselle
Provisionally scheduled for November 2009

Molecular electroporation and the transduction of oligoarginines
K Cahill
Provisionally scheduled for November 2009

Firing patterns and synchronization in nonsynaptic epileptiform activity: effect of gap junctions modulated by potassium accumulation
D O C Santos, Antonio M Rodrigues, Almeida Antonio-Carlos G de and Ronald Dickman
Provisionally scheduled for November 2009

When it pays to rush: interpreting morphogen gradients prior to steady-state
Timothy Saunders and Martin Howard
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Uncorrelated changes of subunit stability can generate length-dependent disassembly of treadmilling filaments
Christoph Erlenkamper and Karsten Kruse
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Thermostability in rubredoxin and its relationship to mechanical rigidity
Andrew J Rader
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Simplicity of completion time distributions for common complex biochemical processes
Golan Bel, Brian Munsky and Ilya Nemenman
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Attenuation of transcriptional bursting in mRNA transport
Li-ping Xiong, Yu-qiang Ma and Lei Han Tang
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009

Physico-chemical modelling of target depletion during hybridization on oligonulceotide microarrays
Conrad J Burden and Hans Binder
Provisionally scheduled for December 2009