Frequency doubling in the cyanobacterial circadian clock
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C Numerical simulations of the RpoD6 wild-type network show a shoulder of expression trailing the main peak (red line). All the parameters describing the clock and SigC are as in Fig 4B, and only the threshold of activation of the rpoD6 promoter by the clock was modified. Numerical simulations of a SigC knock-out model (in which the terms representing the regulation of RpoD6 by SigC are set to zero) show only single-peaked oscillations (blue line). D The incoherent feedforward loop circuit that ...
Submitter: Jacky Snoep
Investigation: Martins et al (2016) Molecular Systems Biology
Assays: Frequency doubling in the cyanobacterial circadian clock
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Numerical simulations of the wild-type network show double peaks of expression (red line), and numerical simulations of a SigC knock-out model (in which the terms representing the regulation of PsbAI by SigC are set to zero) show only single-peaked oscillations (blue line)..
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Submitter: Jacky Snoep
Investigation: Martins et al (2016) Molecular Systems Biology
Assays: Frequency doubling in the cyanobacterial circadian clock
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Investigations: Martins et al (2016) Molecular Systems Biology
Studies: Figure 4B: A minimal mathematical model, contai..., Figure 6C and D: The clock-sigC circuit represe...
Assays: Frequency doubling in the cyanobacterial circad..., Frequency doubling in the cyanobacterial circad...
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Authors: Bruno MC Martins, Arijit K Das, Liliana Antunes, James CW Locke
Date Published: 22nd Dec 2016
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Citation: Mol Syst Biol 12(12) : 896