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Team:Michigan/Modeling/Introduction
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| - | [[Introduction]] | + | [[Team:Michigan/Modeling/Introduction|Introduction]] |
| - | [[Expression Model]] | + | [[Team:Michigan/Modeling/Expression Model|Expression Model]] |
| - | [[Switch Model]] | + | [[Team:Michigan/Modeling/Switch Model|Switch Model]] |
| - | [[Inducible Hbif Model]] | + | [[Team:Michigan/Modeling/Inducible Hbif Model|Inducible Hbif Model]] |
| - | [[Future Directions]] | + | [[Team:Michigan/Modeling/Future Directions|Future Directions]] |
Latest revision as of 22:59, 6 September 2013
Introduction
• switch modeling
• goals: produce both states of switch, use model to optimize switch
• mass action modeling
• what is mass action
• pros of mass action modeling, i.e. why we used it
• form of mass action models/solvability doc
• analytical modeling
• formulation
• reduction
• solution
• equilibration
• stabilization
• calibration
• optimization
