Reduced number of errors
This commit is contained in:
@ -1,10 +1,10 @@
|
||||
\begin{chapter}{Introduction}
|
||||
Reaction System (RS) is a successful computational framework inspired by biological system,
|
||||
Reaction System (RS) is a successful computational framework inspired by biological systems,
|
||||
first described in\ \cite{Ehrenfeucht_Rozenberg_2004, Ehrenfeucht_Rozenberg_2007}.
|
||||
The interaction between biochemical reactions and the functioning of single reactions is based on the mechanisms of facilitation and inhibition.
|
||||
Facilitation and inhibition are key concepts in molecular biology\ \cite{Clark_Pazdernik_McGehee_2018}: gene promoters, both in lower and higher organisms, function poorly or not at all in the absence of extra proteins known as gene activator proteins, or transcription factors.
|
||||
Other promoters may be inherently active: these are often controlled by a class of gene regulator proteins known as repressors that act to turn genes off.
|
||||
Reaction Systems aims to models cell biology by represent this complex interaction between inducers and genes.
|
||||
Reaction Systems aims to models cell biology by representing this complex interaction between inducers and genes.
|
||||
|
||||
A Reaction System consists of a set of entities and a set of reactions over such entities. Each reaction if enabled produces a set of entities P (called products). A reaction is enabled if its set R (called reactants) is wholly present and if the set I (called inhibitors) of entities is completely absent.
|
||||
The use of inhibitors induces non-monotonic behaviors that are difficult to analyze.
|
||||
|
||||
Reference in New Issue
Block a user