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Delta-Notch Intercellular Signalling

ABSTRACT: This workspace contains a SED-ML file that reproduces Fig 3 from the original paper. Also this workspace does not have a working cellml file, however the .xml file can be loaded into OpenCOR and simulate results.

SUBMITTER: David Nickerson

PROVIDER: 36e | Physiome Model Repository |

REPOSITORIES: PMR

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