Index of papers in PLOS Comp. Biol. that mention
  • experimental data
Lorenza A. D’Alessandro, Regina Samaga, Tim Maiwald, Seong-Hwan Rho, Sandra Bonefas, Andreas Raue, Nao Iwamoto, Alexandra Kienast, Katharina Waldow, Rene Meyer, Marcel Schilling, Jens Timmer, Steffen Klamt, Ursula Klingmüller
Abstract
By combining time-resolved quantitative experimental data generated in primary mouse hepatocytes with interaction graph and ordinary differential equation modeling, we identify and experimentally validate a network structure that represents the experimental data best and indicates specific crosstalk mechanisms.
Author Summary
We combine interaction graph and dynamic modeling with quantitative experimental data to study the hepatocyte growth factor induced signaling network in primary mouse hepatocytes.
Author Summary
Subsequently, by performing a systematic model selection we select the model structure representing the eXperimental data best.
Inhibitor combination: model predictions and experimental validation
Additionally, the calculated area under the curve of pAkt, pERK and their sum for the model trajectories and the experimental data are in agreement.
Introduction
They can be used to make predictions on the possible qualitative behavior of a signaling network, and these predictions can be compared with experimental data .
Introduction
Here, we present a novel hybrid approach (Fig 1), which combines qualitative and quantitative modeling techniques to unravel the HGF induced activation of MAPK and PI3K signaling in primary mouse hepatocytes based on time-resolved experimental data .
Introduction
We started with an interaction graph master model containing previously reported crosstalk, feedback and feedforward mechanisms and selected then minimal model structures of the interaction graph master model that can explain the observed qualitative characteristics of the experimental data .
Ordinary differential equation model selection
To test Which of the identified structures can quantitatively represent the transient and sustained effects observed in the experimental data , we translated each of the 16 compressed selected minimal model structures as well as the core and the complete model into an ODE model.
Ordinary differential equation model selection
For each model structure, parameter estimation was performed to determine the model performance in relation to the experimental data .
Selection of minimal model structures
In order to select all minimal submodels of the interaction graph master model that can explain the observed effects from the experimental data (Fig 3B, left panel) and that contain the core model, we proceeded as follows: starting from the core model, we added one candidate mechanism at a time (that is, all edges making up the mechanism, S3 Table) and derived the model predictions for the resulting interaction graph structure as explained above.
Selection of minimal model structures
In total, we identified 16 minimal model structures that can equally well explain our experimental data (Fig 3B, right panel and S4 Fig).
experimental data is mentioned in 20 sentences in this paper.
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Fiete Haack, Heiko Lemcke, Roland Ewald, Tareck Rharass, Adelinde M. Uhrmacher
A comprehensive model of WNT/,B-catenin signaling
In the following we describe certain assumptions we included in our model, either for simplicity or due to a lack of experimental data .
A comprehensive model of WNT/,B-catenin signaling
We further regard the nucleo-cytoplasmic shuffling of fi-catenin in our model as a simple diffusion process with rate constants based on experimental data , cf.
A comprehensive model of WNT/,B-catenin signaling
More details about the experimental data and in vitro experimentation are described in the previous Section and in the Material and Methods Section respectively.
Nuclear ,B-catenin dynamics during early differentiation in human neural progenitor cells
In the following we describe experimental data , retrieved from ReNcell VM197 human progenitor cells.
Results/Discussion
Computational modeling is increasingly applied to derive or test hypotheses, that in most cases arise from experimental data .
Results/Discussion
However, we also have to verify whether the model predictions are still in accordance with experimental data when it comes to perturbations, like raft disruption.
transcription signal.
The model is based on experimental data as well as literature values and has been extensively validated against in-vitro and in-silico data under a Wide range of varying conditions.
experimental data is mentioned in 13 sentences in this paper.
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Willemijn Groenendaal, Francis A. Ortega, Armen R. Kherlopian, Andrew C. Zygmunt, Trine Krogh-Madsen, David J. Christini
Discussion
Compared to the baseline guinea pig FR model, the optimized cell-specific models showed a significantly improved fit to the experimental data .
Dynamic electrophysiology protocols and optimization improve model fit to in vitro experimental data
Dynamic electrophysiology protocols and optimization improve model fit to in vitro experimental data
Dynamic electrophysiology protocols and optimization improve model fit to in vitro experimental data
For each cell, the GA estimate from the experimental data fit much better than did the FR model (Fig 5 and 87—89 Figs).
Genetic algorithm optimization
We chose a genetic algorithm as it is effective for a range of the number of parameters [50], is computationally simple and readily parallelizable, and has been shown to be successful at optimizing sophisticated ionic models to experimental data [22,23,25].
Improvement in model parameterization for intact cardiac myocytes
However, when comparing a generic model such as the out-of-the-box FR model to our experimental data , there are substantial differences, which likely would cause inaccurate predictions if simulating, e.g., effects of pharmacological agents or genetic variations.
Introduction
demonstrated that it is feasible to estimate conductance parameters for experimental data and showed that the fits improved when using data recorded during multiple periodic pacing frequencies [22].
Limitations and potential improvements
Further, differences in structure, channel kinetics and IV-relationships between model and experiment are likely to result in less accurate parameter estimations [31] and may underlie the deviations between fit and experimental data during voltage clamp (Fig 5 and 87—89 Figs).
Limitations and potential improvements
Although we allow a generous range for the conductance parameters (0.01—299% of baseline), some parameters did reach the bounds when fitting the experimental data (Fig 6).
Parameter estimation shows changes compared to FR model and variability among individual cells
The dissimilarities between the original FR model and the experimental data led to considerable changes in the estimated values for the model parameters for all four cells (Fig 6).
Parameter estimation shows changes compared to FR model and variability among individual cells
Interestingly, these changes were qualitatively similar between all four myocytes for most of the parameters, indicating conserved differences between our experimental data and the FR model.
Parameter estimation shows changes compared to FR model and variability among individual cells
In summary, the optimized models show a much closer match to the experimental data as reflected in the individual voltage and current traces as well as in the prediction error.
experimental data is mentioned in 21 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Adrien Wohrer, Christian K. Machens
Author Summary
In this article, we propose a novel method to estimate these quantities from experimental data , and thus assess the validity of the standard model of percept formation.
Case 3: less than K* cells recorded
However, most likely, any chosen model will be (1) difficult to fit rigorously on the basis of experimental data , (2) subject to pathological situations when extrapolations fail to produce the correct predictions.
Derivation of the linear characteristic equations
35—37 to experimental data .
Discussion
Our study describes percept formation within a full sensory population, and proposes novel methods to estimate its characteristic readout scales on the basis of realistic samples of experimental data .
Experimental measures of behavior and neural activities
Variables and notations: experimental data .
Experimental measures of behavior and neural activities
Raw experimental data 3 Stimulus—a varying scalar value on each trial so Threshold stimulus value in the 2AFC task 0* Animal choice—binary report on each trial r,-(t) Spike train from neuron i in a given trial 02 Stimulus variance across trials
Introduction
Finally, we discuss the scope and the limitations of our method, and how it can be applied to real experimental data .
Methods
Finally, we detail our methodology to empirically estimate the quantities used in this article, from limited amounts of experimental data .
Sensitivity and CC signals as a function of K
In this final part of the Methods, we provide additional information for applying our inference method (Case 2) to experimental data .
The linear readout assumption
As such it makes a number of hypotheses which should be understood when applying our methods to real experimental data .
experimental data is mentioned in 10 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Nathan F. Lepora, Giovanni Pezzulo
Horizontal position, x
5, Models 3 and 4) With experimental data (Fig.
Horizontal position, x
These values compare with a mean area of 1.03 for the Experimental Data , which is closest to that of Model 4 (consistent with a visual comparison of Fig.
Horizontal position, x
5 shows individual trajectories from the sample task introduced earlier: while in the serial Models 1 and 2 the initial parts of the trajectories already point towards one of the two buttons, in Models 3 and 4 this is not necessarily the case, as observed empirically in the Experimental Data and in a variety of studies [16, 18, 21, 42].
Study 1: Decision trajectories during embodied choice
Experimental data was collected using a MouseTracker apparatus [17] during a visual-lexical decision task to observe the graded effects of competing items attracting the trajectory of the mouse [16].
experimental data is mentioned in 8 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Jyotika Bahuguna, Ad Aertsen, Arvind Kumar
AMSN
Here, we considered only those parameter ranges for which neither of the two subpopulations was completely shut down by mutual and/ or recurrent inhibition, because that would be a trivial solution of the network dynamics, which is also not supported by the experimental data [8].
Introduction
This, however, is a highly simplistic view of the recurrent inhibition within the stria-tum and, as will be described below, is inconsistent with experimental data , especially given the recent findings on the recurrent connectivity in the striatum.
Model predictions and explanation of experimental data
Model predictions and explanation of experimental data
Model predictions and explanation of experimental data
Recent eXperimental data shows higher cortical firing rates in high-conflict situations [38].
Model predictions and explanation of experimental data
In our model, based on the experimental data , FSIs preferentially innervate D1 MSNs [16] in order to maintain the default state of bias as ‘No-Go’ under equal cortical drive, while allowing the cortical activity to switch the balance of D1 and D2 MSNs activity.
Modulation of the DTT by dopamine
Recent experimental data suggest that the activation of ‘Go’ and ‘No-Go’ pathways might not be exclusive in vivo awake behaving animals.
Results
However, recent eXperimental data suggest that such complete shutdown of activity in either one of the two neuron subpopulations may not occur in awake behaving animals [8].
experimental data is mentioned in 7 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Nicolas Guex, Isaac Crespo, Sylvian Bron, Assia Ifticene-Treboux, Eveline Faes-van’t Hull, Solange Kharoubi, Robin Liechti, Patricia Werffeli, Mark Ibberson, Francois Majo, Michäel Nicolas, Julien Laurent, Abhishek Garg, Khalil Zaman, Hans-Anton Lehr, Brian J. Stevenson, Curzio Rüegg, George Coukos, Jean-François Delaloye, Ioannis Xenarios, Marie-Agnès Doucey
Author Summary
This goal was achieved by constructing an integrative model of monocyte behavior based on experimental data .
Combining computational and experimental approaches to delineate the pathways controlling TEM pro-angiogenic function
1C): 1) experimental measurement of the responses of TEM differentiated in vitro to a set of ligands, 2) construction of a dynamic regulatory network based on these experimental data , 3) in silico prediction of the treatments altering TEM behavior, 4) experimental validation of computationally predicted treatments using ivdTEM and 5) validation the best predicted treatments in patient TEM (Fig.
Construction of dynamical models from the experimental data using TEM differentiated in vitro
Construction of dynamical models from the experimental data using TEM differentiated in vitro
Construction of dynamical models from the experimental data using TEM differentiated in vitro
We used TEM differentiated in vitro to derive a dynamical regulatory network from experimental data obtained with a selected number of li-gands (Fig.
Discussion
This goal was achieved by constructing an integrative and predictive model of TEM behavior based on experimental data .
Supporting Information
The corresponding experimental data and all P values are available in 82 Table.
Supporting Information
The corresponding experimental data are available in 82 Table.
experimental data is mentioned in 7 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Ayala Matzner, Izhar Bar-Gad
Abstract
We analyzed the effect of factors, such as the mean firing rate and the recording duration, on the detectability of oscillations and their significance, and tested these theoretical results on experimental data recorded in Parkinsonian nonhuman primates.
Acknowledgments
We thank Yosef Pinhasi for help With the initial formulation, Moshe Abeles, Dorin Yael and Edward Stein for helpful comments, Anan Moran, Yaara Erez and Hadass Tischler for the experimental data .
Author Summary
The modulation index is validated on the same experimental data demonstrating the unbiased detection of beta oscillation in the globus pallidus during Parkinsonism.
Discussion
We showed that in both simulated and experimental data , the estimated magnitude of the oscillation depends highly on the mean firing rate of the spike train.
Discussion
The application of this measure to experimental data recorded from GPi neurons in the Parkinsonian NHP revealed that the modulation index is independent of the firing rate.
Introduction
Finally, we derive a solution for the evaluation of the actual recording duration required for the detection of spike train oscillations in experimental data .
Results
This implies that in real experimental data , nai've usage of the power spectrum results in a biased detection of oscillatory activity that can easily lead to misinterpretation of the experimental dataset.
experimental data is mentioned in 7 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Nancy K. Drew, Mackenzie A. Eagleson, Danny B. Baldo Jr., Kevin Kit Parker, Anna Grosberg
Abstract
Theorems were proven to illustrate the properties and boundaries of the COOP, which was then applied to both synthetic and experimental data .
Author Summary
We have extensively characterized this co-orientational order parameter analytically, validated it using synthetic data, and demonstrated its use with experimental data of Z-lines and actin fibrils architectures in engineered cardiac tissues.
Experimental Data
Experimental Data
Experimental Data
To compare the COOP, COOPC, and COOPu in the analysis of the experimental data , the one way ANOVA with the Student-New-man-Keuls test was used.
OOPPCOOPC.
The errors and sample sizes were confirmed to be experimentally realistic, thus we next moved to testing the parameter with synthetic and experimental data .
Supporting Information
Flow chart sketching the implementation of the neW method for experimental data .
experimental data is mentioned in 6 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Thomas W. Spiesser, Clemens Kühn, Marcus Krantz, Edda Klipp
Discussion
Experimental data (green dots) is taken from [40].
Introduction
We find that we need to take into account the intriguing, and to our knowledge unexplained, fact that mCLBZ is localised to the growing bud of yeast cells to fully eXplain experimental data [35].
Parameter estimation
Both model versions were fitted independently to eXperimental data from Aldea and colleagues who analysed asynchronously growing daughter cells using time-lapse microscopy [15].
Parameter estimation
It is important to stress at this point that the experimental data was generated analysing only daughter cells [15].
Results
Experimental data clearly show that S-GZ-M duration is not constant between different media [13—15].
Results
Since both models reproduce the experimental data for glucose, galactose, raffinose and ethanol (Fig 3A), we conclude that, regardless of compartmentalization, translation of mCLB is a good candidate.
experimental data is mentioned in 6 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Michael D. O’Connell, Gregory T. Reeves
Abstract
In this study, we use a mathematical model of Dorsal dynamics, fit to experimental data , to determine the ability of the Dorsal gradient to regulate gene expression across the entire dor-sal-ventral axis.
Abstract
We found that two assumptions are required for the model to match experimental data in both Dorsal distribution and gene expression patterns.
Discussion
In comparing our modeling results against the experimental data , we found that only when our model includes nuclear Cact and nuclear dl/Cact complex can it account for experimental observations such as the declining basal levels of dl-Venus fluorescence (Fig.
Discussion
Further experimental data is needed to verify the predictions made by our model; however, the modeling work presented here suggests that, in some cases, an accurate mathematical framework may be necessary to properly interpret fluorescence-based data.
Supporting Information
This comports With the experimental data , Which are the average of 10+ embryos.
experimental data is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Jérôme R. D. Soiné, Christoph A. Brand, Jonathan Stricker, Patrick W. Oakes, Margaret L. Gardel, Ulrich S. Schwarz
Comparison with FTTC
In order to quantitatively validate and compare our method with this well-established approach, we systematically analyzed experimental data using both methods.
Estimating tensions in individual SFs
Note that the displacements and not tractions constitute the experimental data in TFM.
Regularlzation
(B) Experimental data for a representative U2OS-cell.
Regularlzation
We give a detailed description of the method and demonstrate the application to experimental data .
Robustness of the method
Based on the additional experimental data , the model can achieve a more detailed traction map.
experimental data is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
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Katja N. Rybakova, Frank J. Bruggeman, Aleksandra Tomaszewska, Martijn J. Moné, Carsten Carlberg, Hans V. Westerhoff
A transcription (in)activation cycle model with realistic kinetics can reproduce experimentally observed population-level transcriptional cycHng
This experimental data (Fig 6B) can be reproduced fairly well by a 9-state cycle model with realistic kinetic parameters (Fig 6A).
A transcription (in)activation cycle model with realistic kinetics can reproduce experimentally observed population-level transcriptional cycHng
Adjustment of the protein concentrations and the consideration of two promoter states (PR2 and PR3), which can each be tran-scriptionally permissive, allows for qualitative correspondence of the model simulations and experimental data .
A transcription (in)activation cycle model with realistic kinetics can reproduce experimentally observed population-level transcriptional cycHng
The experimental data (Fig 6F) can be reproduced by our model (Fig 6E) if the looping event between the distant RE and T88 in the model occurs during the chromatin state corresponding to RNA polymerase II binding.
Introduction
Using a variety of experimental data and observations, we here compare a number of transcription activation mechanisms in terms of their ability to be both fast enough and responsive to multiple factors.
Supporting Information
The protein concentrations were adjusted to fit experimental data .
experimental data is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Kevin Thurley, Daniel Gerecht, Elfriede Friedmann, Thomas Höfer
Discussion
This property results from the timescale separation between cytokine diffusion and cytokine uptake (see Fig 1E and SI Text), and explains recent experimental data [7].
The immunological synapse controls type and strength of cytokine signals
Thus, the synaptic cytokine secretion results in locally much higher concentrations than homogeneous secretion (see Fig 1C), in line with experimental data [12].
ln-silico Th cell culture exhibits localized paracrine lL-2 signaling
In accordance with experimental data , already activated IL-2 secreting cells have high IL-2R expression which, for simplicity, we take as constant [37].
ln-silico Th cell culture exhibits localized paracrine lL-2 signaling
Consistent with experimental data [39], AFC themselves do not express IL-2R but constitute simply ‘excluded volumes’ with respect to the IL-2 dynamics.
ln-silico Th cell culture exhibits localized paracrine lL-2 signaling
These findings were supported by experimental data from primary T cells cultured ex vivo [4].
experimental data is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Pedro Saa, Lars K. Nielsen
E-glc-atp
To this end, experimental data from Xu et al.
E-glc-atp
In order to improve the fitting to this condition, we can perform a rejection step during the sampling so that every accepted parameter set agrees with the experimental data under this condition.
E-glc-atp
7B, the inclusion of additional experimental data further constraints the plausible kinetic space.
Sampling functional contributions: catalytic and regulatory effects
In this manner, estimated macroscopic constants can readily be compared With available eXperimental data .
experimental data is mentioned in 5 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Debabani Ganguly, Jianhan Chen
Abstract
The simulations are critically assessed by quantitative comparisons with several types of experimental data that provide structural information on both secondary and tertiary levels.
Comparison with NMR: Local structural propensities and long-range ordering
The quality of the simulated ensembles has been assessed by comparing to existing experimental data that provide structural information on both the secondary and tertiary levels [37—40,43].
Structural, clustering and NMR analysis
Theoretical residual dipolar coupling (RDC) values were computed from the simulated ensembles using the PALES software [95], and the final ensemble-averaged RDC profiles were uniformly scaled to best reproduce the experimental data [39].
experimental data is mentioned in 3 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
Jian Tian, Jaie C. Woodard, Anna Whitney, Eugene I. Shakhnovich
Abstract
We establish a relative measure based on apparent simulated melting temperatures that is independent of simulation length and, under certain assumptions, proportional to equilibrium stability, and we justify this theoretical development with extensive simulations and experimental data .
Computational identification of stabilizing single point mutations
These predictions are in good agreement with statistical analysis of published experimental data and FoldX predictions [8,12].
Computational test of the theoretical analysis
Conversion of simulation temperature to physical temperature would require use of experimental data (e.g., WT unfolding temperature and deviation of temperatures over all mutants) and therefore would not provide a completely simulation or theo-ry-based prediction.
experimental data is mentioned in 3 sentences in this paper.
Topics mentioned in this paper:
João Couto, Daniele Linaro, E De Schutter, Michele Giugliano
Computational modeling
Having observed a rate dependency in the CV of PCs in our experimental data (81 Fig, panel C) we asked Whether spiking variability could account for the flat PRC profile observed at low firing rates.
Conductance-based neuron modeling
In our experimental data set, the inter-spike intervals distributions displayed a significant inverse correlation of the coefficient of variation (CV) with the firing rate (i.e., Pearson’s r = —0.4, p < 10—6, and a slope of —0.25/kHz—Sl Fig, panel B) regardless of whether open or closed-loop methods used.
Discussion
However, while their main focus was to introduce and test a novel technique for the PRC estimation, their experimental data set consisted of a small population of 16 cells.
experimental data is mentioned in 3 sentences in this paper.
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