Symbolic Systems Biology: Theory and Methods
M Sriram Iyengar [ Editor ]
Symbolic Systems Biology: Theory and Methods - Jones and Bartlett Learning 2009 - xv, 214 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. - .
Chapter 1. Symbolic Systems Biology and Pathway Logic -- Chapter 2. Probabilistic Model Checking for Systems Biology -- Chapter 3. Petri Nets for Systems Biology -- Chapter 4. On Statecharts for Biology -- Chapter 5. A Visual Process Calculus for Biology -- Chapter 6. Software Tools for Biological Pathway Modeling.
Systems biology can best be described as the qualitative and quantitative study of biological processes as integrated systems rather than as isolated parts. Unlike traditional biology that has focused on single genes or proteins in isolation, systems biology is concerned with the study of complex interactions of many levels of biological information -- DNA, RNA, proteins, informational pathways --to understand how they work together. An emerging paradigm within systems biology is symbolic systems biology, in which biological phenomena such as signal transduction or metabolic pathways are modeled at the symbolic level of abstraction. Symbolic Systems Biology: Theory and Methods provides a single reference that describes the field and explains the methods of this growing area of study. Ideal for graduate students and researchers, this sourcebook includes the latest data from well-known contributors throughout this emerging field.
9780763753702
Systems biology. Biología de sistemas.
570.15195 SYM
Symbolic Systems Biology: Theory and Methods - Jones and Bartlett Learning 2009 - xv, 214 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm. - .
Chapter 1. Symbolic Systems Biology and Pathway Logic -- Chapter 2. Probabilistic Model Checking for Systems Biology -- Chapter 3. Petri Nets for Systems Biology -- Chapter 4. On Statecharts for Biology -- Chapter 5. A Visual Process Calculus for Biology -- Chapter 6. Software Tools for Biological Pathway Modeling.
Systems biology can best be described as the qualitative and quantitative study of biological processes as integrated systems rather than as isolated parts. Unlike traditional biology that has focused on single genes or proteins in isolation, systems biology is concerned with the study of complex interactions of many levels of biological information -- DNA, RNA, proteins, informational pathways --to understand how they work together. An emerging paradigm within systems biology is symbolic systems biology, in which biological phenomena such as signal transduction or metabolic pathways are modeled at the symbolic level of abstraction. Symbolic Systems Biology: Theory and Methods provides a single reference that describes the field and explains the methods of this growing area of study. Ideal for graduate students and researchers, this sourcebook includes the latest data from well-known contributors throughout this emerging field.
9780763753702
Systems biology. Biología de sistemas.
570.15195 SYM