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  1. Computational Methods in Systems Biology 6th International Conference CMSB 2008, Rostock, Germany, October 12-15, 2008. Proceedings

    This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Computational Methods in Systems Biology, CMSB 2008, held in...
    Monika Heiner, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher in Lecture Notes in Computer Science
    Conference proceedings 2008
  2. The Attributed Pi Calculus

    The attributed pi calculus $({\phi({\mathcal L})})$ forms an...
    Mathias John, Cédric Lhoussaine, ... Adelinde M. Uhrmacher in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  3. The Continuous π-Calculus: A Process Algebra for Biochemical Modelling

    We introduce the continuous π -calculus, a process algebra for modelling behaviour and variation in molecular systems. Key features of...
    Marek Kwiatkowski, Ian Stark in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  4. The Distribution of Mutational Effects on Fitness in a Simple Circadian Clock

    The distribution of mutational effects on fitness (DME F ) is of fundamental importance for many questions in biology....
    Laurence Loewe, Jane Hillston in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  5. Stochastic Analysis of Amino Acid Substitution in Protein Synthesis

    We present a formal analysis of amino acid replacement during mRNA translation. Building on an abstract stochastic model of arrival of tRNAs and...
    D. Bošnački, H. M. M. ten Eikelder, ... E. P. de Vink in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  6. On Inner and Outer Descriptions of the Steady-State Flux Cone of a Metabolic Network

    Constraint-based approaches have proved successful in analyzing complex metabolic networks. They restrict the range of all possible behaviors that a...
    Abdelhalim Larhlimi, Alexander Bockmayr in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  7. Functional Evolution of Ribozyme-Catalyzed Metabolisms in a Graph-Based Toy-Universe

    The origin and evolution of metabolism is an interesting field of research with many unsolved questions. Simulation approaches, even though mostly...
    Alexander Ullrich, Christoph Flamm in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  8. Formal Analysis of Abnormal Excitation in Cardiac Tissue

    We present the Piecewise Linear Approximation Model of Ion Channel contribution (PLAMIC) to cardiac excitation. We use the PLAMIC model to conduct...
    Pei Ye, Radu Grosu, ... Emilia Entcheva in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  9. A Combinatorial Approach to Reconstruct Petri Nets from Experimental Data

    For many aspects of health and disease, it is important to understand different phenomena in biology and medicine. To gain the required insight,...
    Markus Durzinsky, Annegret Wagler, Robert Weismantel in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  10. Multiscale Modelling of Neuronal Signalling

    Transduction and transmission of an input signal by a neuronal dendrite involves generation, integration and propagation of at least four kinds of...
    Conference paper 2008
  11. Erratum: Analyzing a Discrete Model of Aplysia Central Pattern Generator

    We present a discrete formal model of the central pattern generator (CPG) located in the buccal ganglia of Aplysia that is responsible for mediating...
    Ashish Tiwari, Carolyn Talcott in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  12. Systems Biology of Halophilic Archaea

    Systems biology is spread over all branches of life science and attracts biologists, mathematicians, physicists, computer scientists, and engineers...
    Conference paper 2008
  13. A Partial Granger Causality Approach to Explore Causal Networks Derived From Multi-parameter Data

    Background: Inference and understanding of gene networks from experimental data is an important but complex problem in molecular biology. Map** of...
    Ritesh Krishna, Shuixia Guo in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  14. SED-ML – An XML Format for the Implementation of the MIASE Guidelines

    Share and reuse of biochemical models have become two of the main issues in the field of Computational Systems Biology. There already exist...
    Dagmar Köhn, Nicolas Le Novère in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  15. A Stochastic Single Cell Based Model of BrdU Measured Hematopoietic Stem Cell Kinetics

    The therapeutic potential of stem cells due to their ability to build and maintain tissues and organs is widely recognised. Much can be learned by...
    Richard C. van der Wath, Pietro Lio’ in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  16. An Exact Brownian Dynamics Method for Cell Simulation

    As we obtain better abilities to observe cellular biochemistry at the single cell / molecular levels, such as through fluorescent correlation...
    Conference paper 2008
  17. Qualitative Modeling and Simulation of Bacterial Regulatory Networks

    The adaptation of microorganisms to their environment is controlled at the molecular level by large and complex networks of biochemical reactions...
    Conference paper 2008
  18. A Model Checking Approach to the Parameter Estimation of Biochemical Pathways

    Model checking has historically been an important tool to verify models of a wide variety of systems. Typically a model has to exhibit certain...
    Robin Donaldson, David Gilbert in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  19. On Parallel Stochastic Simulation of Diffusive Systems

    The parallel simulation of biochemical reactions is a very interesting problem: biochemical systems are inherently parallel, yet the majority of the...
    Lorenzo Dematté, Tommaso Mazza in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
  20. On a Continuous Degree of Satisfaction of Temporal Logic Formulae with Applications to Systems Biology

    Finding mathematical models satisfying a specification built from the formalization of biological experiments, is a common task of the modeller that...
    Aurélien Rizk, Grégory Batt, ... Sylvain Soliman in Computational Methods in Systems Biology
    Conference paper 2008
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