partitioning

The role of spatial partitioning in biochemical signaling.

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This site hosts code investigating the role of spatial partitioning in biochemical signaling. We consider a network motif that is ubiquitous in membrane signaling. We numerically implement the exact solution to a stochastic model of the motif. We also simulate diffusion and reactions of molecules explicitly on a two-dimensional lattice.

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