| Lerninhalte |
This course is an introduction to the interdisciplinary research field of systems
biology; combining systems theory with applications to biological systems.
Using experimental data and information from biological databases, systems
biology investigates networks of biochemical reactions that are underlying
the functioning of living cells and disease mechanisms. This course
introduces basic techniques for mathematical modelling and computational
simulations of nonlinear dynamic systems. While the mathematics is
of a general nature, dealing with basic stochastic and differential equation
models of dynamic systems, we introduce applications and case studies
from modern life sciences.
Inhalte
• Biochemical reaction networks
• Systems theory
• Experimental data generation
• Modelling biochemical reactions
• Stochastic modeling and simulation
• Nonlinear dynamics
• Pathway modelling
• Dynamic motifs and modules
• Feedback, regulation and control
• Tools and databases |
