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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Protein Regulatory Networks"”.
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Modeling Protein Regulatory Networks that Control Mammalian Cell Cycle Progression and that Exhibit Near-Perfect Adaptive Responses
Protein regulatory networks are the hallmark of many important biological functionalities. Two of these functionalities are mammalian cell cycle progression and near-perfect adaptive responses. Modeling and simulating these functionalities are crucial stages to understanding and predicting them as …
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Mathematical modeling approaches for dynamical analysis of protein regulatory networks with applications to the budding yeast cell cycle and the circadian rhythm in cyanobacteria
… become increasingly popular as a tool to study regulatory interactions within gene-protein networks. From the modeler's perspective, two challenges arise in the process of building a mathematical model. First, the same regulatory network can be translated into different types of models at …
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Mathematical modeling of molecular mechanisms governing cell cycle progression in Caulobacter crescentus and differentiation of immune system progenitor cells
… modeling to study the underlying molecular networks driving observed behaviors of two systems. First, we apply systems biology and dynamic systems theory techniques to reveal new insights into the process of hematopoiesis. More specifically, we search the literature to deduce the underlying …
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Mathematical Model of the Cell Cycle Control and Asymmetry Development in Caulobacter crescentus
… by the elaborate spatiotemporal organization of regulatory molecules through regulations of synthesis, degradation, phosphorelay, and localization. There is a wealth of experimental observations about gene/protein interactions and localizations accumulated in recent decades, while several …
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Spatiotemporal Model of the Asymmetric Division Cycle of Caulobacter crescentus
… cell cytoplasm, and that dynamic localization of proteins is critical for cell cycle progression and asymmetry. However, the molecular-level mechanisms that govern protein localization, and enable the cell to exploit subcellular localization towards orchestrating an asymmetric life cycle remain …