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Model Checking Genetic Regulatory Networks Using GNA and CADP

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The study of genetic regulatory networks, which underlie the functioning of living organisms, has received a major impetus from the recent development of high-throughput genomic techniques. This experimental progress calls for the development of appropriate computer tools supporting the analysis of genetic regulatory processes. We have developed a modeling and simulation method [5,7], based on piecewise-linear differential equations, that is well-adapted to the qualitative nature of most available biological data. The method has been implemented in the tool Genetic Network Analyzer (GNA) [6], which produces a graph of qualitative states and transitions between qualitative states. The graph provides a discrete abstraction of the dynamics of the system.

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Batt, G., Bergamini, D., de Jong, H., Garavel, H., Mateescu, R. (2004). Model Checking Genetic Regulatory Networks Using GNA and CADP. In: Graf, S., Mounier, L. (eds) Model Checking Software. SPIN 2004. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 2989. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-24732-6_12

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