Mechanisms of stochastic focusing and defocusing in biological reaction networks: insight from accurate chemical master equation (ACME) solutions.

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Mechanisms of stochastic focus ...... ter equation (ACME) solutions.

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Anna Terebus

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Gamze Gursoy

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Jie Liang

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Youfang Cao

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Molecular level stochastic model for competence cycles in Bacillus subtilis

Stochastic focusing coupled with negative feedback enables robust regulation in biochemical reaction networks

Adaptively biased sequential importance sampling for rare events in reaction networks with comparison to exact solutions from finite buffer dCME method.

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10.1109/EMBC.2016.7590989

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2016

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