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Voit E. — Computational Analysis of Biochemical Systems: A Practical Guide for Biochemists and Molecular Biologists
Voit E. — Computational Analysis of Biochemical Systems: A Practical Guide for Biochemists and Molecular Biologists



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Название: Computational Analysis of Biochemical Systems: A Practical Guide for Biochemists and Molecular Biologists

Автор: Voit E.

Аннотация:

A true understanding of genetic and metabolic function and design is facilitated by mathematical and computational methods for analyzing biochemical systems. This hands-on reference teaches biochemists and molecular biologists the use of modern computational methods for the analysis of complex biomedical systems requiring a modest mathematical background. The book begins with representations of biochemical systems, provides guidelines for setting up models, details mathematical and computational methods of parameter estimation and model analysis, and connects to the modern literature with four detailed case studies. Every step is illustrated with examples and explored with accompanying PLAS software. The volume also features over 250 exercises with about one quarter fully or partially solved.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Computer science/

Статус предметного указателя: Готов указатель с номерами страниц

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Год издания: 2000

Количество страниц: 550

Добавлена в каталог: 19.02.2014

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f-factor      210 211 214
Factorial      418
Fairen, V.      59 129 164 410 473 476
Faux, M.C.      171 473
Feedback, activation      198 206 220
Feedback, branched pathways with      111—115 125 126 202
Feedback, cascade with      86
Feedback, controls      13
Feedback, inhibition      3 4 14 32 57 80—82 113 115 126 157 176 208 220 243 256 279 329 334 405
Feedback, linear pathway with      212—216
Feedback, regulation      86 329 405
Feedforward activation      279
Feil, R.      149 151 152 479
Feldmann, H.      8 9 475
Fell, D.A.      38 60 62 83 86 147 148 149 156 157 161 163 172 223 245 249 284 473
Fermentation      2 260 261 273 275 285 290 292 399 408 see
Ferreira, A.E.N.      67 91 135 136 137 323 407 473 491
Fersht, A.R.      160 473
Fiechter, A.      272 479
Field, R.J.      293 494
Final time      45 80 84 103 104 105 117 378 458
Finish time      44 103
Firing transitions      64
First-order kinetic processes      44 53 65 145 176 276 295
First-order rate constant      308
Fitness      174 401 408
Fleischmann, R.D.      8 473
Flint, A.      149 492
Flint, H.J.      149 473
Floudas, C.A.      396 405 409 476
Flow of currents      48
flow of information      14
Flow of material      12—14 20 23 24 31 38 40 82 86 145 304
Flow, arrows      14 20 23 25 27 28—29 31 93 443
Flow, carbon      14
Flux(es)      151—154 158 160 164 165 170 171 183 223 233 246 248 250 260 261 267 281 282 285 290 291 303 304 310 311 322 336 340—344 346 354—357 361—363 368 373 376 379 397 408 445 447 see "Influxes"
Flux(es) as transformations      84—85
Flux(es) at branch points      17 82 119 176 184 288 314 315 323 369 391 393
Flux(es), aggregation of      82 83 87 91—92 119 288
Flux(es), arrows      25 26 27
Flux(es), back      25
Flux(es), changes in      40
Flux(es), conservation of      79 82 391
Flux(es), cycle      314 320
Flux(es), degradation      85 191
Flux(es), equivalence      73 130
Flux(es), feedback inhibition and      115 149
Flux(es), glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway      385—388
Flux(es), GMA models      253—256
Flux(es), kinetic orders and      82 145 148 255—256
Flux(es), log gains      229—232 253—254 385—388
Flux(es), logarithmic      71 146 147 148 156 190 253 325 390
Flux(es), maximization of      286—289
Flux(es), metabolite changes and      62 70 74
Flux(es), net      25 91 92 162 163 168 169 184 185 315 316 317 457 458
Flux(es), parameter changes and      244—245
Flux(es), purine metabolism      337—338
Flux(es), rate constants      78—79 82 254—255
Flux(es), rates      42 78—79 254—255
Flux(es), relative changes in      73—75 147 148
Flux(es), reversal      25 92 405
Flux(es), secondary reactions and      129
Flux(es), sensitivity      229—232 244—245 253—256
Flux(es), size      17
Flux(es), smooth functions      70
Flux(es), steady state      73 119 130 146 147 287 337—338 370
Flux(es), stoichiometry of      83 191 288
Fly Nets      16
FlyBase Consortium      16 473
Fodor, S.P.A.      17 473 480
Forest      400 403
Formal language approach      59 62—64
Forward flux      25
Forward reaction      96 162 451
Fox, I.H.      359 473
Fractal kinetic orders      55
Fractal kinetics      406
Fractals      129
Franco, R.      216 232 251 315 323 327 373 389 390 471 473
Frank, P.M.      222 473
Franke, J.      315 473
Fredrickson, D.S.      12 13 17 327 328 360 488
Free energy      27
Frenkel, R.A.      38 474
frequency      110 117 125 409 449
Frequency-modulated Roessler oscillator      136
Frishman, D.      18 481
Fructose diphosphate      90
Fructose-2,6-biphosphate      367
Fructose-6-phosphate (F6P)      28 100 101 109 122 125 167 168 170 187 262 263 264 271 272 273—275 290 367 369 370 374 376 384 391 398
Fructose-l,6-diphosphatase      262
Fructose-l,6-diphosphate      273—275
Fruiting body      293
Fudge factors      58
Fuhrman, S.      63 480 493
Fujibuchi, W      15 16 62 474 475 482
Fujimori, S.      359 474
Fujiwara, S.      407 487
Fumarase      300 323 325
Fumarate (FUM)      188 298 299 304 307 308 309 310 319 320 324 451
Function(s)      see also "Power-law functions"
Function(s) algebraic      2 42
Function(s) defined      42
Function(s) discrete      416 439
Function(s) explicit      417
Function(s) exponential      44
Function(s) linear      46
Function(s) monotone      57 417 439
Function(s) of functions      47
Function(s) of several variables      225 421—424 474
Function(s) of single variable      414—421
Function(s) rational      38
Function(s), change      42
Function(s), classification of      77 406 410
Function(s), continuous      417 439
Function(s), degradation      59
Function(s), general features of      414—417 421—424
Fung, E.T.      171 472
Futile cycle      262
Gaasterland, T.      15 487
Gain      37 97 125 205 215 262 282 291 315 387 391 see
Gain profile      229 313 321 323 324 328 403
Gain types      223
Galazzo, J.L.      187 260 261 268 269 270 273 474
Galibert, F.      8 9 475
Galilei, Galileo      55
Galimova, M.      15 16 487
Gallagher, R.      5 474
Game theory      5
Gamma (Г, mass action ratio)      162 169 372 373 374 398
Ganguly, S.      409 474
Garavelli, J.S.      18 470
Garcia, J.      246 478
Garfinkel, D.      2 5 38 40 172 469 471 474 479 481 483
Garnier, T.      8 471
Garrels, J.I.      16 477
Gas, S.      8 471
Gauss      173
Gavalas, G.R.      61 251 474
Gear method      200 444 445
Geigy A.G.      40 369 474
GenBank      18
Gene circuits      4 158—159 400 401—402
Gene expression      15 17—18 63 145 149 400 401 402
Gene regulation      4 18 62 86 158—159 179 400—402 407
Gene sequences      15—16
General mass action model and GMA system      76 85 94 95 97 105 112 126—128 144 159 165 188 194 200 219 241 260 272 275 277—281 288 290 291 324 325 328 333—335 338 339 342 344 346 347 350 351 353—361 363 364 405 407 410 444 445 455 459 461
General mass action model and GMA system, anaerobic fermentation pathway      265—268
General mass action model and GMA system, branch-point constraints      82—84
General mass action model and GMA system, canonical      65
General mass action model and GMA system, computer simulations      103
General mass action model and GMA system, concentrations      252—253
General mass action model and GMA system, constrained systems      82—84 257—258
General mass action model and GMA system, degradation in      265 267 355 362 448
General mass action model and GMA system, dependent variables      77—78
General mass action model and GMA system, equation specification      76 77—78 82—83 265—268
General mass action model and GMA system, examples      256—257
General mass action model and GMA system, exercises      258—259
General mass action model and GMA system, fluxes      253—256
General mass action model and GMA system, kinetic orders      255—256
General mass action model and GMA system, logarithmic gains      252—254
General mass action model and GMA system, mathematical structure      59
General mass action model and GMA system, metabolite sensitivity      254—255
General mass action model and GMA system, power-law terms      77
General mass action model and GMA system, rate constants      254—255
General mass action model and GMA system, sensitivity analyses in      251—259
General mass action model and GMA system, terminology      251—252
General mass action model and GMA system, uses      60
General system theory      5
Genetic algorithm      174
Genetic grammar      62
Genetic language      62
Genetic manipulation      8 62 148
Genetic network      63
Genetic polymorphisms      17
Genetic rules      62
Genome sequences      8
Genomics comparative      8—9
Genomics functional      8—9
GenProtEC      16
Gentile, C.      18 479
George, D.G.      18 474
Gerber, G.      40 474
Gesteland, R.      8 9 472
Giacomello, A.      334 474
Giersch, C.      156 474
Ginesla, I.      315 323 471
Gingeras, T.R.      17 480
Glez-Alcon, C.      59 83 223 260 286 289 290 396 408 409 490
Global Properties      140
Global stability      208
Glucagon      151 152
Glucokinase      28 29 100 367 369 370 373 390 396
Gluconeogenesis      150 152
Glucose      6 24 28 29 40 100 108 120 122 167 168 187 188 261 262 264 268—270 280 282 285 294 296 299 365 366 367 369 370 378—380 386—389 393 397 398 415 421 422 462
Glucose formation      151 152
Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P)      17 24 28 100 101 125 126 162 167—171 187 188 261—264 267—269 290 365 366 368—370 373 374 379 380 384 385 393 397
Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), degradation      110 167 271—273 278 391
Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), metabolism      98—99 103—105 108—109
Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), parameter sensitivities      122—123
Glucose-6-phosphate (G6P), steady-state values      120 121—122
Glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase      17
Glucose-l-phosphate (G1P)      28 100 101 103 107—109 122 295 366 367 369 370 372 373 377 378 384 393 397
Glutamate (GLU)      32 188 299 300 309 310 315 319 325 457
Glutamate dehydrogenase      300
Glutamate semialdehyde      32
Glutamic acid      12
Glutamine synthase      86
Glutamine synthetase      38—39
Glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate dehydrogenase (GAPD)      264 274 275 291
Glycerol      249 261 262 263 264 273 274 285 286 290
Glycogen      28 29 100 261 262 264 267 272 295 367 368 369 370 372 396 398
Glycogen phosphorolysis      366
Glycogen synthetase      187 271 272—273 291
Glycogenolysis      365 366 390
Glycolysis      22 28 29 90 187 228 229 238 243 365 366 372
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, algebraic analysis      365—398
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, branch point constraints      393—395
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, changes in dependent variables      377—378
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, changes in independent variables      378—379
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, consistency analysis      375—380
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, constraints      370—372
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, exercises      396—398
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, fluxes      385—388
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, kinetic orders      372—375 395
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, log gains      376—377 384—388
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, map construction      365—368
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, metabolites      384—385
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, parameter values      368—375 379—380
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, perturbations      377—380
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, precursor-product relationships      391—393
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, rate constants      375 390—395
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, robustness of model      375—380 379—380
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, S-system equations      375
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, sensitivities      376—377 390—395
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, steady-state data      368—370
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, steady-state equations      380—383
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, steady-state solution      375—376
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, symbolic steady-state analysis      380—395
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, transition times      389—390
Glycolytic-glycogenolytic pathway, unconstrained parameters      391
GMA model      60 76 82 83 94 103 127 128 144 165 188 251 267 268 272 277 278 280 288 291 325 335 338 342 351 353—357 359—363 405 444 461
GMA system      59 60 77 78 84 95 103 105 112 126 194 200 219 241 281 350 354 362 405 407 444 448 455 459
GMP reductase (GMPR)      334 348
GMP synthetase (GMPS)      348
Goffeau, A.      8 9 475
Gojobori, T.      1 8 489
Golaz, O.      9 493
Goldberg, D.E.      174 475
Goldenfeld, N.      3 475
Goldstein, J.L.      12 13 17 327 328 360 488
Gompertz function      220
Gompertz law      410
Gooley, A.A.      9 493
Gordon, S.V.      8 471
Goryanin, L      15 16 487
Goto, S.      15 16 62 474 475 482
Gottlieb, L.      149 151 152 479
Gout      327
Gradient-based search      174
Grammar      62
Graphical representation      6 11 311 416
Graphical representation of rate laws      16
Graphical representation, chemical structures      12—13
Graphical representation, databases      15—16
Graphical representation, directed graph      61 63
Graphical representation, enzymes      20—21 27
Graphical representation, exercises      31—36
Graphical representation, maps      12—19 23—31
Graphical representation, parameters      21—23
Graphical representation, PLAS solutions      107 108
Graphical representation, three-dimensional biomolecular structures      18—19
Graphical representation, variables      19—23
Green, S.B.      38 474
Gregg, J.H.      315 475
Gregory, R.B.      415 421 422 470
Gretchkin, Y.      15 16 487
Grivell, A.R.      415 421 422 470
Groen, A.K.      148 150 151 152 162 163 372 475
Grosveld, E      17 482
Growth      6 55 56 114 141 144 159 172 174 189 220 294 406 410 411 417
Growth, canonical modeling of      402—404
Growth, characteristics      7
Growth, logistic      123 124
Guanase      330
Guanine (Gua)      329 331 333 334 335 336 340 341 344 345 347 351 353 356 347 348 363
Guanine hydrolase (GUA)      334 348
Guanosine (Guo)      328 331 353
Guanosine diphosphate (GDP)      330 333 336 346 347 352
Guanosine monophosphate (GMP)      333 347
Guanosine triphosphate (GTP)      330 333 336 346 347 348 352
Guanylates      56 346
Guckenheimer, J.      208 209 475
Guerin, B.      323 483
Guideline      24 97 316 326
Guidelines for Exposure Assessment      140
Guierrez-Rios, R.M.      62 471
Gustafson, G.L.      294 295 475 494
Haemophilus influenzae      8
Halangk, W.      187 247 470
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