Uhrmacher, Adelinde M. and Kuttler, Céline (2006) Multi-Level Modeling in Systems Biology by Discrete Event Approaches (Mehrebenen-Modellierung in der Systembiologie innerhalb diskret-ereignisbasierter Ansätze). DE GRUYTER Oldenbourg.
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The creation of models for heterogeneous and complex cellular networks is a central goal of Systems Biology. When modeling a biological network, one may wish to account for certain aspects in detail, while a bird's eye perspective would seem more appropriate for other parts. Multi-level models combine such overview and detail representations. We illustrate multi-level modeling with gene regulation of the Tryptophan operon in E. coli. We review three discrete event modeling formalisms and discuss model design therein: DEVS, STATECHARTS, and stochastic π-CALCULUS. This introductory presentation already reveals some of their respective virtues and shortcomings
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