Uri Alon Lab
Uri AlonResearch seeking simple quantitative design principles that explain biological circuits, physiology, disease, tissue dynamics, and aging.
9 lessons · ~48 minutes
Explore the labResearch topic
Regulatory feedback can create fast responses, robustness, or alternative stable states under specified conditions.
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Research seeking simple quantitative design principles that explain biological circuits, physiology, disease, tissue dynamics, and aging.
9 lessons · ~48 minutes
Explore the labRecommended through the concepts linked to this topic. Each lesson belongs to an existing learning series.
Design Principles of Life, Disease, and Aging
Network motifs: the recurring circuits of biologyCompare motif counts with a degree-preserving randomized null model.
Supports: Feedback control
Design Principles of Life, Disease, and Aging
Immune circuits, inflammation, and fibrosis as dynamical systemsInterpret alternative stable states and history dependence in fibrosis models.
Supports: Feedback control
J. Mol. Biol · 2002
N. Rosenfeld, M. B. Elowitz & U. Alon
Why this matters: Tests a specific response-time advantage of negative autoregulation.
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-2836(02)00994-4