Biology – Quantitative Biology – Other Quantitative Biology
Scientific paper
2008-04-19
Biology
Quantitative Biology
Other Quantitative Biology
Scientific paper
Identification of dynamics underlying biochemical pathways of interest in oncology is a primary goal in current systems biology. Understanding structures and interactions that govern the evolution of such systems is believed to be a cornerstone in this research. Systems theory and systems identification theory are primary resources for this task since they both provide a self consistent framework for modelling and manipulating models of dynamical systems that are best suited for the problem under investigation. We address herein the issue of obtaining an informative dataset ZN to be used as starting point for identification of EGFR pathway dynamics. In order to match experimental identifiability criteria we propose a theoretical framework for input stimulus design based on dynamical properties of the system under investigation. A feasible optofluidic design has been designed on the basis of the spectral properties of the driving inputs that maximize information content after the theoretical studies.
Bevilacqua Vitoantonio
Ciminelli Caterina
Menolascina Filippo
Paradiso Angelo
Tommasi Stefania
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