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    diauxic growth model ensemble

    An ensemble of models showing diauxic growth behavior

    An ensemble of mathematical model is presented that all show diauxic growth behaviour of a bacterial culture. Carbon catabolite repression (CCR) is the main mechanism controlling carbohydrate uptake in bacteria, and therefore also controlling whether or not different carbon sources are metabolized in parallel or sequentially. Although described as a paradigm of the regulation of bacterial metabolism, the underlying mechanisms remain controversial. The models in the ensemble can be categorized according to regulatory, stoichiometric, and physiological constraints and differ from each other on only a single aspect. ...
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    Phage Therapy Simulation-Discrete Events

    Phage Therapy Simulation-Discrete Events

    Discrete event model simulating bacteria and bacteriophage

    Moved to: http://parkermills.github.io/phagetherapy/
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