CellLine -- a stochastic cell lineage simulator

What you can do:
A simulator of the dynamics of gene regulatory networks (GRN) in the cells of a lineage.
Highlights:
  • From user-defined reactions and initial substance quantities, it generates cell lineages, i.e. genealogic pedigrees of cells related through mitotic division.
  • Each cell's dynamics is driven by a delayed stochastic simulation algorithm (delayed SSA), allowing multiple time delayed reactions.
  • The cells of the lineage can be individually subject to 'perturbations', such as gene deletion, duplication and mutation.
  • External interventions, such as adding or removing a substance at a given moment, can be specified.
  • Cell differentiation lineages, where differentiation is stochastically driven or externally induced, can be modeled as well.
  • Finally, CellLine can generate and simulate the dynamics of multiple copies of any given cell of the lineage.
Keywords:
  • Cell Differentiation
  • Stochastic Processes
  • cell lineage
  • gene regulatory networks
  • GRN
  • lineage
  • cell dynamics
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This record last updated: 08-07-2008
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