<p>In the SL passive-gradient model, iron is released from the cells to a SL extracellular domain. In the SD gradient model, iron is released from the cells to a SD extracellular domain. The driving force for iron release in passive-gradient models is a concentration gradient of ferrous iron across the plasma membrane. Ferroportin acts as a selective channel through which iron diffuses passively in both the passive-gradient models. Reactions in the EC fluid are identical to those of iron kinetics in solution in both versions of the model.</p
<p>The compartment with yellow boundary represents the hepatocyte, while the compartment with pink b...
<p>Optimal estimates of reaction rate coefficients for facilitated-transport model of iron release i...
Iron is essential for the normal development of cellular processes. This metal has a high redox pote...
<p>Fig 8A: Simulated ferrous iron flux using passive-gradient SD model for the four extracellular me...
<p>Fig 1A: Passive-diffusion mechanism where negative ferrous iron gradient across the cell membrane...
<div><p>A major process of iron homeostasis in whole-body iron metabolism is the release of iron fro...
<p>Fig 5A: Reaction processes in intracellular and extracellular domain. Intracellular and membrane ...
<p>Fig. 9A: Facilitated-transport model simulation of the different experimental release conditions ...
<p>Fig 10A: Simulation with facilitated-transport model quantifies the sensitivity of iron release t...
A) Schematic of the simple reaction-diffusion model in which a species X is activated by a rate kx(r...
The continuous parts of complex biological systems are often modeled by use of Ordinary Differential...
<div><p>Systemic iron levels must be maintained in physiological concentrations to prevent diseases ...
Iron is essential for the normal development of cellular processes. This metal has a high redox pote...
Bretscher (1983) has shown that on uniformly spread giant HeLa cells, the receptors for low density ...
The central compartment represents the plasma and its species. Solid black arrows represent the expo...
<p>The compartment with yellow boundary represents the hepatocyte, while the compartment with pink b...
<p>Optimal estimates of reaction rate coefficients for facilitated-transport model of iron release i...
Iron is essential for the normal development of cellular processes. This metal has a high redox pote...
<p>Fig 8A: Simulated ferrous iron flux using passive-gradient SD model for the four extracellular me...
<p>Fig 1A: Passive-diffusion mechanism where negative ferrous iron gradient across the cell membrane...
<div><p>A major process of iron homeostasis in whole-body iron metabolism is the release of iron fro...
<p>Fig 5A: Reaction processes in intracellular and extracellular domain. Intracellular and membrane ...
<p>Fig. 9A: Facilitated-transport model simulation of the different experimental release conditions ...
<p>Fig 10A: Simulation with facilitated-transport model quantifies the sensitivity of iron release t...
A) Schematic of the simple reaction-diffusion model in which a species X is activated by a rate kx(r...
The continuous parts of complex biological systems are often modeled by use of Ordinary Differential...
<div><p>Systemic iron levels must be maintained in physiological concentrations to prevent diseases ...
Iron is essential for the normal development of cellular processes. This metal has a high redox pote...
Bretscher (1983) has shown that on uniformly spread giant HeLa cells, the receptors for low density ...
The central compartment represents the plasma and its species. Solid black arrows represent the expo...
<p>The compartment with yellow boundary represents the hepatocyte, while the compartment with pink b...
<p>Optimal estimates of reaction rate coefficients for facilitated-transport model of iron release i...
Iron is essential for the normal development of cellular processes. This metal has a high redox pote...