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Modelling, observability and experiment: a case study - Positive feedback loop in a genetic regulatory network -

G. Bernot
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J. Guespin
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J.-P. Comet
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A. Zemirline
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F. Delaplace
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P. Ballet
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A. Richard
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Résumé

We propose an new methodology for modelling of biological regulatory networks inspired by the design and validation of large computing systems. We take into account the capability to validate a model by a set of biological experiments. So defining a model goes with experimental methods and conditions to validate or invalidate it. As in the design of large sized softwares, we will distinguish two activities: first to build an accurate model specifying the assumed behaviour, second to design plans of experiments to verify a posteriori the model predictions. We wish to experiment, through the case of the modelling of the mucus production by the bacterium Pseudomonas aeruginosa, the application of this working methodology.
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hal-01002535 , version 1 (06-06-2014)

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G. Bernot, J. Guespin, J.-P. Comet, P. Amar, A. Zemirline, et al.. Modelling, observability and experiment: a case study - Positive feedback loop in a genetic regulatory network -. Amar, Képès, Norris and Tracqui Eds. Selected papers from the Dieppe spring school on Modelling and simulation of biological processes in the context of genomics, 12-16 may 2003, Platypus Press, pp.49-55, 2003, 2-84704-036-6. ⟨hal-01002535⟩

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