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A comprehensive biological model, as illustrated above, leads directly into the biological criteria of the next component, the bioinformatics transformation phase.
To address this issue, we propose an individual-based modeling framework that is capable of handling and unifying the two experimental categories with a comprehensive biological and behavioral model that strictly adheres to the physiological functions of ingestion, growth, and metabolism of organisms.
The relatively large size and comprehensive biological coverage of the Cellular Stress Network model imparts it with a unique ability to explain systems biology data and provide mechanistic detail.
Therefore, these cultures resemble colon CSCs identified in freshly isolated tumour specimens and thus provide an in vitro tumour model for comprehensive biological analysis of CSC populations, as well as for compound screening.
Tools can be tested more easily, since comprehensive positive test data are readily available in the biological model.
Considering that human has the most comprehensive biological process terms and nearly nothing is annotated in non-model species, only human UCRs and their nearby genes were analyzed.
A biological model consists of a concise 'biological question' and a comprehensive description of the 'biological knowledge.' Both portions are critical to the entire bioinformatics model.
We found that comprehensive biological assessment, coupled with advanced mathematical techniques, can be used to generate predictive models that may help surgeons minimize wound-related complications, decrease hospital lengths of stay and lower costs.
Modeling is a powerful tool for reducing the enormous complexity of comprehensive biological datasets to simple hypotheses.
A comprehensive biological ontology across traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and western medicine (WM) is used to create a conceptual model for the biological network.
"Comprehensive Biological Catalysis: A Mechanistic Reference" offers a comprehensive review of enzyme catalysis from a chemical perspective.
