Stability analysis of equations describing certain biochemical control mechanisms involving negative feedback suggests that limit cycle behavior might be possible if the control system involves a sufficient number of intermediate chemical steps. For the example considered in this paper, digital simulation of the non-linear control system illustrates that limit cycle behavior actually arises for a sixth-order system. On the other hand, the corresponding fourth- and fifth-order systems are asymptotically stable
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The dynamic behaviour of two coupled continuous stirred tank reactors in sequence is studied when th...
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International audienceIn this paper, we present a mechanism, called oscillation killer, intended to ...
The dynamic behaviour of two coupled continuous stirred tank reactors in sequence is studied when th...
Abstract Mathematical modelling is routinely used in Systems Biology to understand the mechanisms c...
We present a practical method to obtain bounds for the oscillation minima and maxima of large classe...
Cellular rhythms are generated by complex interactions among genes, proteins and metabolites. They a...
In this paper I shall discuss, in a general way, some basic dynamical properties of biochemical reac...
The local stability of unbranched biosynthetic pathways is examined by mathematical analysis and com...
Biochemical networks consist of highly interconnected dynamic systems of chemical reaction represent...
Oscillations are essential for the function of numerous sys-tems in biology as well as engineering [...
Background: Feedback regulation plays crucial roles in the robust control and maintenance of many ce...
A minimal kinetic scheme for a system displaying sustained chemical oscillations is presented. The s...
International audienceIn the context of gene regulatory networks, a negative feedback loop is modele...
The use of delayed feedback of position for the control of oscillatory behaviour is analysed. It is ...
The dynamic behaviour of two coupled continuous stirred tank reactors in sequence is studied when th...
The coexistence of two stable limit cycles exhibiting different periods is examined for a nonlinear ...
International audienceIn this paper, we present a mechanism, called oscillation killer, intended to ...
The dynamic behaviour of two coupled continuous stirred tank reactors in sequence is studied when th...
Abstract Mathematical modelling is routinely used in Systems Biology to understand the mechanisms c...
We present a practical method to obtain bounds for the oscillation minima and maxima of large classe...