Constructing predictive cancer systems biology models
Abstract
Systems biology combines computational modeling with quantitative experimental measurements to study complex biological processes. Here, we outline an approach for parameterizing and validating a systems biology model to yield predictive tool that can generate testable hypotheses and expand biological understanding.
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