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Experimentally Guided Iterative Parameter Estimation for Predictive Chemical Oscillator Models

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By Maëlle Le Cacheux, Sofiya A. Runikhina, Johanan Kootstra, Luca E. Oddone
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction Nature is rich with nonlinear and dynamic processes that give rise to a wide range of complex behaviors. One of the most striking examples of such dynamics is oscillations, in which a system undergoes periodic changes in (thermodynamic) state over time.
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Autonomous Dynamic Control of Crown Ether Cargo Release from [2]Rotaxane Carriers in a Piperidine Oscillator

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By Johanan Kootstra, Kamil D. Petryczkiewicz, Maëlle Le Cacheux, Aleksei Tsygankov
| ACS Publications
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Biological systems exhibit remarkable temporal control, with a variety of naturally occurring processes characterized by periodic changes in time across wide ranges of duration and size. Examples such as the lunar cycle, circadian rhythms, cardiac rhythms, and metabolic pathways all underscore the importance of oscillatory phenomena in nature.
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Autonomous Dynamic Control of Crown Ether Cargo Release from [2]Rotaxane Carriers in a Piperidine Oscillator

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By Kamil D. Petryczkiewicz, Johanan Kootstra, Maëlle Le Cacheux, Aleksei Tsygankov
| dx.doi.org
Introduction Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Biological systems exhibit remarkable temporal control, with a variety of naturally occurring processes characterized by periodic changes in time across wide ranges of duration and size. Examples such as the lunar cycle, circadian rhythms, cardiac rhythms, and metabolic pathways all underscore the importance of oscillatory phenomena in nature.
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