Modeling and estimation of dynamic EGFR pathway by data assimilation approach using time series proteomic data.

Modeling and estimation of dynamic EGFR pathway by data assimilation approach using time series proteomic data.
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DOI:
10.11234/gi1990.17.2_226
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发表时间:
2006
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Genome informatics. International Conference on Genome Informatics
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通讯作者:
S. Tasaki;Masao Nagasaki;M. Oyama;H. Hata;Kazuko Ueno;Ryo Yoshida;T. Higuchi;S. Sugano;S. Miyano
S. Tasaki;Masao Nagasaki;M. Oyama;H. Hata;Kazuko Ueno;Ryo Yoshida;T. Higuchi;S. Sugano;S. Miyano
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作者:
S. Tasaki;Masao Nagasaki;M. Oyama;H. Hata;Kazuko Ueno;Ryo Yoshida;T. Higuchi;S. Sugano;S. Miyano

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