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BIOSYSTEMS
2008
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From a homeostatic to a homeodynamic self
Life as an autonomous homeostatic system is discussed. A mechanism that drives a homeostatic state to an autonomous selfmoving state is examined with two computational cell models...
Takashi Ikegami, Keisuke Suzuki
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BMCBI
2010
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Incorporating significant amino acid pairs to identify O-linked glycosylation sites on transmembrane proteins and non-transmembr
Background: While occurring enzymatically in biological systems, O-linked glycosylation affects protein folding, localization and trafficking, protein solubility, antigenicity, bi...
Shu-An Chen, Tzong-Yi Lee, Yu-Yen Ou
IIE
2008
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Information Technologies for Biology Education: Computerized Electrophysiology of Plant Cells
Abstract. Biology has moved from a bench-based discipline to a bioinformational science in modern times but application of computational and analytical methods of informatics in it...
Vilma Kisnieriene, Kastytis Beitas, Vidmantas Saka...
FUIN
2006
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Spiking Neural P Systems
This paper is an attempt to incorporate the idea of spiking neurons into the area of membrane computing, and to this aim we introduce a class of neural-like P systems which we cal...
Mihai Ionescu, Gheorghe Paun, Takashi Yokomori
JUCS
2007
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Spiking Neural P Systems with Astrocyte-Like Control
: Spiking neural P systems are computing models inspired from the way the neurons communicate by means of spikes, electrical impulses of identical shapes. In this note we consider ...
Gheorghe Paun