Scientific ReportsSystems BiologyPeer-reviewed journal article
Transcription Factor Target Gene Network governs the Logical Abstraction Analysis of the Synthetic Circuit in Leishmaniasis
Milsee Mol, Dipali Kosey, Ramanamurthy Boppana, Shailza SinghiD
Abstract
Stochastic variations in the transcription factor target gene network influences the dynamics of protein levels. The mathematical model built, here, is useful to study the cytokine response and the resulting dynamical patterns in leishmaniasis. The fluctuations produced affect the expression rate of its target in the regulatory synthetic circuit designed by means of a negative feedback loop insertion. Thus, the faster the response time, smaller is the fluctuation of the system observed and it can be justified that the TFTG network embedded can be understood with the recurring dynamics of the designed synthetic circuit.
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