Simulation and inference of gene regulatory networks based on transcriptional bursting
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PySB add-on providing domain-specific macros and models for empirical and mechanistic PK/PD modeling.
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The Dig4Bio worskhop series
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This repository contains the codes for the article: Data-driven mechanistic modeling of oxygen distribution and hypoxia profile in tumor microenvironment
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Nitrogen balance model components and test procedures
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Simulation and inference of gene regulatory networks based on transcriptional bursting
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Mechanistic Pan-Cancer Signaling Model
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PySB add-on providing utilities to add units to models and perform dimensional analysis.
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