From genotype to phenotype: computer-based modeling of gene expression with STELLA II.

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From genotype to phenotype: computer-based modeling of gene expression with STELLA II.

BioTechniques - 1 Dec 1993

Hargrove J L, Hulsey M G, Summers A O

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STELLA II is a microcomputer program that is designed to simulate and animate the dynamics generated by biological systems in a quantitative fashion. The program employs the Macintosh user interface and includes a tool kit for assembling models, plus menus for setting parameters and selecting input or output. Quantitative relationships among components may be expressed with user-defined equations, graphical...

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