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In the stable environment, the only exogenous products were the indicator products.

Because intermediary products control the activation of genes in our model, the introduction of any exogenous products can influence the downstream activation and resultant attractor of the network.

However, if we assume that our environment provides a constant set of products, not produced by the focal network itself, but still able to bind and regulate the functioning of the network, the state space for any single network now depends on the particular environment of exogenous products in which the network operates (Fig. 12).

Strict precautions were undertaken to prevent contamination of PCRs with exogenous products.

Environmental factors such as temperature, salinity, rainfall, sunlight, pH, concentration of ferric ions, exogenous products of algal growth and chitin have been associated with V. cholerae dynamics [ 34].

We have examined the potency of this inhibitor series based on inhibition of DHFR enzyme activity and bacterial growth, including in the presence of the exogenous product analogue folinic acid.

Furthermore, retrovirally encoded FLAG-ATF7IP was expressed at six-fold higher levels than endogenous Atf7ip as determined by RT-PCR, and the Atf7ip-targeting siRNA was able to target the exogenous product and reduce its transcript levels by about 50% (Additional file 1: Figure S1E).

The renal proximal tubule epithelium is responsible for active secretion of endogenous and exogenous waste products from the body and simultaneous reabsorption of vital compounds from the glomerular filtrate.

Thereafter it will follow stable or cyclic behavior, if no stochasticity or exogenous gene products are introduced.

The publish-subscribe model also allows exogenous gene products to create an environment, which may be noisy or stable, in which dynamic behavior occurs.

Because of the modularity found in empirical gene networks, we can envision smaller networks as modules operating in the context of a larger organismal network; in this context, the "environment" of exogenous gene products that we consider below represents other interacting modules of the overall network.