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Gene-Environment iNteraction Simulator 2
A tool able to simulate gene-environment and gene-gene interactions.
...The GENS2 tool is able to simulate gene-environment and gene-gene interactions. To make the Simulator more intuitive, the input parameters are expressed as standard epidemiological quantities. GENS2 is written in Python language and takes advantage of operators and modules provided by the simuPOP simulation environment. It can be used through a graphical or a command-line interface. -
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RENCO is a C++ based software for automatic generation of ordinary differential equations for gene and protein expression dynamics in artificial regulatory networks.
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A user-friendly interface for running simulations of the gene networks comprising the circadian clock. Modules allow the simulation of experimental protocols with just a few mouse clicks. Users can fine-tune simulations to suit their particular interests.
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Cellogica is a cellular logic analysis tool. It incorporates sequential logic and finite state machine to elucidate the relationship between transcription factors and corresponding gene expression.
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LineageEvolver is a simulation system for molecular evolution. Sequence evolution is simulated using modular processes such as substitutions, gene duplication/death, horizontal gene transfer, and more.
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