1.2 E. Coli and the LAC Operon
1.3 Boolean Network Models of the LAC Operon
1.4 Determining the Fixed Points of Boolean Networks
1.5 Conclusions and Discussion
2.2 The Lactose Operon of Escherichia Coli
2.3 Modeling Biochemical Reactions with Differential Equations
2.4 The Yildirim-Mackey Differential Equation Models for the Lactose Operon
2.5 Boolean Modeling of Biochemical Interactions
2.6 Boolean Approximations of the Yildirim-Mackey Models
2.7 Conclusions and Discussion
3.2 Polynomial Dynamical Systems (PDSs)
3.3 Computational Algebra Preliminaries
3.4 Construction of the Model Space: A Reverse Engineering Algorithm
4.3 An Agent-Based Model for Cholera and the Importance of Replication
4.4 Use and Description of ABM in Research: Tick-Borne Disease Agent-Based Models
Chapter 5. Agent-Based Models and Optimal Control in Biology: A Discrete Approach
5.4 An Introduction to Agent-Based Models
5.5 Optimization and Optimal Control
5.8 Mathematical Framework for Representing Agent-Based Models
5.9 Translating Agent-Based Models into Polynomial Dynamical Systems
Chapter 6. Neuronal Networks: A Discrete Model
6.2 Neuroscience in a Nutshell
6.4 Exploring the Model for Some Simple Connectivities
6.6.5 Exploring the Model for Some Random Connectivities
6.6 Another Interpretation of the Model: Disease Dynamics
6.7 More Neuroscience: Connection with ODE Models
6.8 Directions of Further Research
Chapter 7. Predicting Population Growth: Modeling with Projection Matrices
7.2 Life Cycles and Population Growth
7.3 Determining Stages in the Life Cycle
7.4 Determining the Number of Individuals in a Stage at Time
7.5 Constructing a Projection Matrix
7.6 Predicting How a Population Changes after One Year
7.7 The Stable Distribution of Individuals across Stages
7.8 Theory Supporting the Calculation of Stable Distributions
7.9 Determining Population Growth Rate and the Stable Distribution
7.10 Further Applications of the Projection Matrix
Chapter 8. Metabolic Pathways Analysis: A Linear Algebraic Approach
8.2 Biochemical Reaction Networks, Metabolic Pathways, and the Stoichiometry Matrix
8.3 Extreme Paths and Model Improvements
Chapter 9. Identifying CpG Islands: Sliding Window and Hidden Markov Model Approaches
9.2 Quantitative Characteristics of the CpG Island Regions and Sliding Windows Algorithms
9.3 Definition and Basic Properties of Markov Chains and Hidden Markov Models
9.4 Three Canonical Problems for HMMs with Applications to CGI Identification
9.5 Conclusions and Discussion
Chapter 10. Phylogenetic Tree Reconstruction: Geometric Approaches