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Understanding bistability in yeast glycolysis using general properties of metabolic pathways
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    Understanding bistability in yeast glycolysis using general properties of metabolic pathways (English)
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    8 October 2014
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    biochemical pathways
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    differential equations
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    bifurcation analysis
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    glycolysis
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    yeast
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