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Biological networks under oscillating conditions and in equilibrium
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Biological networks under oscillating conditions and in equilibrium
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An
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Zheming
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1994-
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Zheming An
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Piccoli
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Lee
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Kwangwon
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Alessandrini
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Stephen
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Stephen Alessandrini
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Rutgers University
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Camden Graduate School
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theses
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Two examples each representing a biological network under oscillating conditions and in equilibrium are studied in the thesis. In the first problem, we recall a new methodology for the simulation and control of large metabolic systems called LIFE (Linear in Flux Expressions) introduced in a recent paper. The second problem focuses on the rhythmic behavior of an organism’s biological system. Circadian rhythms are observed in most organisms on earth and are known to play a major role in successful adaptation to the 24-h cycling environment. Circadian phenotypes are characterized by a free-running period that is observed in constant conditions and an entrained phase that is observed in light-dark conditions. The relationship between the free-running period and phase of entrainment is of interest. Our analyses support the view that the circadian period of an organism is not the only predictor of the entrained phase.
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Computational and Integrative Biology
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1 online resource (vi, 52 p. : ill.)
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M.S.
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Includes bibliographical references
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Metabolism
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Pharmacology
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by Zheming An
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ETD graduate
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