A language for biochemical systems
M Pedersen, G Plotkin - Computational Methods in Systems Biology: 6th …, 2008 - Springer
M Pedersen, G Plotkin
Computational Methods in Systems Biology: 6th International Conference CMSB …, 2008•SpringerCBS is a Calculus of Biochemical Systems intended to allow the modelling of metabolic,
signalling and regulatory networks in a natural and modular manner. In this paper we extend
CBS with features directed towards practical, large-scale applications, thus yielding LBS: a
Language for Biochemical Systems. The two main extensions are expressions for modifying
large complexes in a step-wise manner and parameterised modules with a notion of
subtyping; LBS also has nested declarations of species and compartments. The extensions …
signalling and regulatory networks in a natural and modular manner. In this paper we extend
CBS with features directed towards practical, large-scale applications, thus yielding LBS: a
Language for Biochemical Systems. The two main extensions are expressions for modifying
large complexes in a step-wise manner and parameterised modules with a notion of
subtyping; LBS also has nested declarations of species and compartments. The extensions …
Abstract
CBS is a Calculus of Biochemical Systems intended to allow the modelling of metabolic, signalling and regulatory networks in a natural and modular manner. In this paper we extend CBS with features directed towards practical, large-scale applications, thus yielding LBS: a Language for Biochemical Systems. The two main extensions are expressions for modifying large complexes in a step-wise manner and parameterised modules with a notion of subtyping; LBS also has nested declarations of species and compartments. The extensions are demonstrated with examples from the yeast pheromone pathway. A formal specification of LBS is then given through an abstract syntax, static semantics and a translation to a variant of coloured Petri nets. Translation to other formalisms such as ordinary differential equations and continuous time Markov chains is also possible.
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