Titlebook: Systems Biology; Definitions and Pers Lila Alberghina,H.V. Westerhoff Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2005 In silico.Modelling.

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What is systems biology? From genes to function and back,h traditional physics and chemistry is the circular causation that occurs in all living systems. By analyzing this phenomenon quantitatively, systems biology can already deal with certain types of circular causation by dissection.

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Systems biology of the yeast cell cycle engine,s and one-parameter bifurcation diagrams. We present results for wild type cells and a mutant that undergoes repeated rounds of DNA replication without intervening mitoses. We use bifurcation diagrams to reveal the general principles by which a cell controls its progression through the cell cycle.

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Systems biology of apoptosis,ptosis result in a number of serious diseases such as cancer. With the estimated parameters, it becomes possible to reproduce the observed system behaviour and to predict important system properties. Thereby, a novel regulatory mechanism was revealed, i.e. a threshold between cell death and cell survival.

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Kinetic modelling of the , metabolism,and gene regulation experimental data. The approach could be used to explore the local and global regulatory properties of metabolic pathways, and to predict how cell genome modifications can meet specific biotechnological and biomedical criteria. We have successfully applied the strategy for the de