Uri Alon Lab
Uri AlonResearch seeking simple quantitative design principles that explain biological circuits, physiology, disease, tissue dynamics, and aging.
9 lessons · ~48 minutes
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Slow tissue adaptation can compensate for parameter changes in physiological models.
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Research seeking simple quantitative design principles that explain biological circuits, physiology, disease, tissue dynamics, and aging.
9 lessons · ~48 minutes
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Design Principles of Life, Disease, and Aging
Hormone circuits: robustness, diabetes, and slow physiological memoryExplain dynamical compensation in glucose-insulin models.
Supports: Dynamical compensation
Mol. Syst. Biol · 2016
O. Karin, A. Swisa, B. Glaser, Y. Dor & U. Alon
Why this matters: Shows how slow adaptation can preserve dynamic regulation in physiological models.
DOI: 10.15252/msb.20167216