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Mathematical Methods for Modeling Chemical Reaction Networks
Justin Carden, Casian Pantea, Gheorge Craciun, Raghu Machiraju, Parag Mallick
Abstract
Cancers cellular behavior is driven by alterations in the processes that cells use to sense and respond to diverse stimuli. Underlying these processes are a series of chemical processes (enzyme-substrate, protein-protein, etc.). Here we introduce a set of mathematical techniques for describing and characterizing these processes.
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