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Most of the models for biological systems rely on deterministic | Most of the models for biological systems rely on deterministic | ||
- | + | approaches, moreover they fail to assemble both molecular and population scales. The problem with deterministic approaches is that they do not reproduce the phenotype distributions observed in nature. | |
Our stochastic simulations for the molecular dynamics generate distributions for the number of biomolecules during the infection process. We integrate molecular and population dynamics by direct sampling of these distributions. This is an innovative way to model biological systems. We have seen molecular and population models working separately, but we have never seen a multi-scale model that integrates molecular and population dynamics in such a delightful and realistic way as we did. | Our stochastic simulations for the molecular dynamics generate distributions for the number of biomolecules during the infection process. We integrate molecular and population dynamics by direct sampling of these distributions. This is an innovative way to model biological systems. We have seen molecular and population models working separately, but we have never seen a multi-scale model that integrates molecular and population dynamics in such a delightful and realistic way as we did. |
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