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+ | Today I submitted and analyzed three more models to investigate how different kinetic factors changed the model. One model looked to see how increasing the kinetic constant of TetR2 production (reaction 44) by and order of magnitude would affect the model. The second looked at how decreasing the same constant by an order of magnitude changed the graph. Below are these two models along with the base model for comparison: | ||
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Patrick
Today I submitted and analyzed three more models to investigate how different kinetic factors changed the model. One model looked to see how increasing the kinetic constant of TetR2 production (reaction 44) by and order of magnitude would affect the model. The second looked at how decreasing the same constant by an order of magnitude changed the graph. Below are these two models along with the base model for comparison: