Controlling the occurrence sequence of reaction modules through biochemical relaxation oscillators
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| author | Shi, Xiaopeng Gao, Chuanhou Dochain, Denis |
| author_facet | Shi, Xiaopeng Gao, Chuanhou Dochain, Denis |
| contents | Embedding sequential computations in biochemical environments is challenging because the computations are carried out by chemical reactions, which are inherently disordered. In this paper we apply modular design to specific calculations through chemical reactions and provide a design scheme of biochemical oscillator models in order to generate periodical species for the order regulation of these reaction modules. We take the case of arbitrary multi-module regulation into consideration, analyze the main errors in the regulation process under \textit{mass-action kinetics} and demonstrate our design scheme under existing synthetic biochemical oscillator models. |
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| spellingShingle | Controlling the occurrence sequence of reaction modules through biochemical relaxation oscillators Shi, Xiaopeng Gao, Chuanhou Dochain, Denis Molecular Networks Dynamical Systems Embedding sequential computations in biochemical environments is challenging because the computations are carried out by chemical reactions, which are inherently disordered. In this paper we apply modular design to specific calculations through chemical reactions and provide a design scheme of biochemical oscillator models in order to generate periodical species for the order regulation of these reaction modules. We take the case of arbitrary multi-module regulation into consideration, analyze the main errors in the regulation process under \textit{mass-action kinetics} and demonstrate our design scheme under existing synthetic biochemical oscillator models. |
| title | Controlling the occurrence sequence of reaction modules through biochemical relaxation oscillators |
| topic | Molecular Networks Dynamical Systems |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.02061 |