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Quantitative Modeling in Systems Biology: How to Develop Relevant Models

2024-10-18

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Since 1990s, Petri nets have been used in systems biology for quantitative modeling. Despite the increasing number of models developed during this period, doubts remain about their biological relevance. Although biological systems predominantly exhibit intracellular or cellular structures, the models rely largely on deterministic predictions, failing to capture the inherent randomness and uncertainties of such sys...

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68ab4d69-e56c-500e-a693-aa39f5fb94ca
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10.20944/preprints202410.1483.v1
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