Tokyo/Formulation
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First,we analysis the simple dimentionless toggle model. | First,we analysis the simple dimentionless toggle model. | ||
We use the phaseplane analysis to understand the quantitative behavior of the toggle switch. | We use the phaseplane analysis to understand the quantitative behavior of the toggle switch. | ||
| + | As a result,the toggle model has three phaseplanes,from one to three equilibrium points. | ||
| + | And, we need three equilibrium points for the toggle model to be bistable. | ||
== [[Tokyo/Formulation/2.toggle model with hybrid promoter |2.toggle model with hybrid promoter ]] == | == [[Tokyo/Formulation/2.toggle model with hybrid promoter |2.toggle model with hybrid promoter ]] == | ||
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1.toggle model
First,we analysis the simple dimentionless toggle model. We use the phaseplane analysis to understand the quantitative behavior of the toggle switch. As a result,the toggle model has three phaseplanes,from one to three equilibrium points. And, we need three equilibrium points for the toggle model to be bistable.
