Genomic Object Net: II. Modelling Biopathways by Hybrid Functional Petri Net with Extension

Overview

Journal Appl Bioinformatics

Specialty Biology

Date 2004 May 8

PMID 15130807

Citations 5

Authors

Atsushi Doi

Masao Nagasaki

Sachie Fujita

Hiroshi Matsuno

Satoru Miyano

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Abstract

This paper demonstrates how to create an HFPNe (hybrid functional Petri net with extension) model, using the lac operon gene regulatory mechanism and glycolytic pathway as an example. Using this example, readers can then model other biopathways of interest. Simulations of the HFPNe model were performed using the software package Genomic Object Net.

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