Team:HUST-China/Modelling/DDE Model

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We solved these DDEs with R language. We also went one step further. We simulated the situation in which lag obeys a specific gaussian distribution, and the lag $\tau$changes in every certain interval. We hoped by running a random test, we could get closer to real life situation.
We solved these DDEs with R language. We also went one step further. We simulated the situation in which lag obeys a specific gaussian distribution, and the lag $\tau$changes in every certain interval. We hoped by running a random test, we could get closer to real life situation.
The results are below.
The results are below.
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<p class="small">(a) A numeric solve of AraC</p>
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<p class="small">(b) 5 random tests numeric solve of AraC</p><br />
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<p class="small">Fig 1.(a)A numeric solve of AraC when lag $\tau$ = 2min, Arabinose concentration is 5%, IPTG concentration is 1mM, time interval is 0.1min. (b)numeric solve of AraC concentration versus time of 5 random tests, when Arabinose concentration is 0.7%, IPTG concentration is 10mM, and  $\tau \sim (2.0,0.3^2).</p>
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DDE MODEL

To simulate how the oscillator works. 1. Establish ODE equations based on Mass-action law;
2. Investigate reasonable parameter sets from previous researches;
3. Simulation;
We solved these DDEs with R language. We also went one step further. We simulated the situation in which lag obeys a specific gaussian distribution, and the lag $\tau$changes in every certain interval. We hoped by running a random test, we could get closer to real life situation. The results are below.

(a) A numeric solve of AraC

(b) 5 random tests numeric solve of AraC


Fig 1.(a)A numeric solve of AraC when lag $\tau$ = 2min, Arabinose concentration is 5%, IPTG concentration is 1mM, time interval is 0.1min. (b)numeric solve of AraC concentration versus time of 5 random tests, when Arabinose concentration is 0.7%, IPTG concentration is 10mM, and $\tau \sim (2.0,0.3^2).