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GenCodeGenerator
C++ class to generate biologically plausible genetic codes
... genetic codes, with the reqirement of block structure, and, optionally, with the assumption of stereochemical or biosynthetic models (to impose the assumption of the adaptive model, simply filter the codes using the error_cost() function). See Appendix in Makukov & shCherbak (2017) for the description of the algorithm. The code requires Qt 5. To compile the provided example, run 'qmake' to produce the Makefile, and then run 'make' to compile the executable file. License: Public Domain. -
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Glycosylation Microviewer
An application create, simulate and adjust N-linked glycosylation.
Glycosylation Microviewer is an application that create N-linked glycosylation raction network. The model used in the application is based on two significant papers: 1.1997 Pablo Umana, James E.Bailey A Mathematical Model of N-linked Glycoform Biosynthesis. 2.2005 Frederick J.Krambeck, Michael J.Betenbaugh A Mathematical Model of N-linked Glycosylation. The application allow to simulate the network in dynamic form with various ODE solvers(Euler, Runge-Kutta etc). Genetic Algorithm... -
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ESTReMo
An evolutionary simulator of transcription regulatory networks
ESTReMo is a genetic algorithm-based simulator to explore the evolution of transcription factors and their binding motifs on realistic genomic backgrounds.
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