Titlebook: Kinetic Logic: A Boolean Approach to the Analysis of Complex Regulatory Systems; Proceedings of the E René Thomas Conference proceedings 19

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Philippe Van Hamich can host a galaxy. This idea can be tested using voids in the distribution of galaxies: at some level small voids should not contain any (even dwarf) galaxies. We use observational samples complete to .. = ?12 with distances less than 8 Mpc to construct the void function (VF): the distribution o

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J. Florineich can host a galaxy. This idea can be tested using voids in the distribution of galaxies: at some level small voids should not contain any (even dwarf) galaxies. We use observational samples complete to .. = ?12 with distances less than 8 Mpc to construct the void function (VF): the distribution o

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Assessing the Probable Regulatory Structures and Dynamics of the Metazoan Genomeoach to relating the observed molar behaviors to the behaviors of the underlying coupled system of genes and products which regulate one anothers activities. We cannot in the near future expect to work through the control connections among so many components. However, we can hope to characterize a n

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Combinational systems in systems modelling the background needed to use the boolean approach in their own field of research. For rigorous and complete mathematical developments the reader should refer to the bibliography. In this book, we use the term “boolean” in its limited, but most common sense, meaning “binary”. In

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Sequential Systemsreated are thus usually of the following type: given a desired behaviour (desiderata) find a logical structure, as simple as possible, which will behave in that way. Extension of the concepts and methods described here to the analysis of models will be dealt with in subsequent Chapters.

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The dynamic behaviour of boolean systems comprising feedback loopshey tend towards a single stable steady state. If one or more interaction is sufficiently non-linear, looped systems can display a “non trivial” behaviour such as multiple steady states or sustained oscillations (see Nicolis and Prigogine, 1978 ; Othmer, 1976 ; for a more detailed bibliography, see

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