Team:Grenoble/Modeling/Amplification/ODE
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- | Even if we | + | Even if we do not know the exact value of all the parameters, we have enough information on them to be able to have a good evaluation of the sensitivity of our system. |
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- | To answer this question, we plot the evolution of the steady state of adenylate cyclase in function of [cAMP<SUB>out</SUB>], the initial concentration of cAMP, which is assumed to be constant. <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2012/f/f1/Resol_Eq_cAMP_grenoble.zip">Here</a> are the scripts that enable us to plot the graphs. We solve the differential equations to get the steady state, because if we wanted to solve a set of equations we would have had to give an initial point. If we had given 0, matlab would have stayed at this point, and we | + | To answer this question, we plot the evolution of the steady state of adenylate cyclase in function of [cAMP<SUB>out</SUB>], the initial concentration of cAMP, which is assumed to be constant. <a href="https://static.igem.org/mediawiki/2012/f/f1/Resol_Eq_cAMP_grenoble.zip">Here</a> are the scripts that enable us to plot the graphs. We solve the differential equations to get the steady state, because if we wanted to solve a set of equations we would have had to give an initial point. If we had given 0, matlab would have stayed at this point, and we could not give another initial point without solving the equations. |
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