Cellerator Examples
This page provides an examples of how a Cellerator Notebook looks, translated into html format, so that Mathematica is not required. It demonstrates several reaction to differential equation translations, a time course prediction, and an input-output relation
Creation, Annihilation, and Conversion Reactions
Rate constants are automatically generated when they are omitted:
Unidirectional Catalytic Reaction with intermediate complex formation
| e+S→$S$e$ |
| $S$e$→e+S |
| $S$e$→e+P |
| e+P→$S$e$ |
The following arrow is slightly different:
| e+S→$S$e$ |
| $S$e$→e+S |
| $S$e$→$P$e$ |
| $P$e$→$S$e$ |
| $P$e$→e+P |
| e+P→$P$e$ |
Bidirectional Catalytic Reaction with intermediate complex formation
| Ef+S→SEf |
| SEf→Ef+S |
| SEf→Ef+P |
| Ef+P→SEf |
| Er+P→PEr |
| PEr→Er+P |
| PEr→Er+S |
| Er+S→PEr |
Catalytic Reaction without intermediate complex formation
| A+C→B+C |
Catalytic Reaction - Michaelis Menten
Catalytic Reaction - Hill function
S-System
Diffusion
no catalyst
| P→Q |
| Q→R |
| R→S |
single catalyst
| P+S→PS |
| PS→P+S |
| PS→Q+S |
| Q+S→PS |
| Q+S→QS |
| QS→Q+S |
| QS→R+S |
| R+S→QS |
| R+S→RS |
| RS→R+S |
| RS→S+T |
| S+T→RS |
different catalysts
| P+S1→PS1 |
| PS1→P+S1 |
| PS1→Q+S1 |
| Q+S1→PS1 |
| Q+S2→QS2 |
| QS2→Q+S2 |
| QS2→R+S2 |
| R+S2→QS2 |
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Transcriptional and Hill Reactions
cooperative activation with Hill model
cooperative activation with GRN model
cooperative activation with primary NHCA model
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Cooperative Activation with Alternate NHCA model
| Created by Mathematica (January 13, 2005) |