As interest in theoretical biology grows, so does the need for an
accessible link between these theories and experiments. The central
purpose of this book is to illustrate the premise that examination
of the kinetics of biological processes can give valuable
information concerning the underlying mechanisms that are
responsible for these processes. Topics covered range from
co-operativity in protein binding, through receptor-infector
coupling, to theories of biochemical oscillations in yeast and
slime mould. In addition, an introduction to the explosively
growing theoretical topic of chaos details attempts to apply this
theory in physiology. The material of this book originally appeared
as part of the volume Mathematical Models in Molecular and Cellular
Biology (edited by L. A. Segel). However each article has been
revised and updated.
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