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Three resulting equations describing the Overall System:
Modelling: Full System Model Three resulting equations describing the Overall System: Production of AHL Degradation of AHL by enzyme “Natural” degradation of AHL
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Can we have oscillations?
Simplified 2-D model Assume δaiiA = δ2LuxR and [aiiA]initial = [LuxR]initial Can we have oscillations? [aiiA] = [LuxR]!!!
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Final model is too complicated to analysis at the beginning
Pure Lotka-Volterra Final model is too complicated to analysis at the beginning We need a basic understanding on Lotka-Volterra model We first analyse the original LV model because it is simpler Dynamic Analysis 1. Finding Stationary points Two stationary points (0,0), (d/c, a/b) 2. Analysing the stability of points Jacobian Analysis (0,0) is always an unstable point (d/c, a/b) is always a center
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How about our system? Complicated model
Zone 3: 3 stationary Points Zone 2: 2 stationary Points E R E=1 Zone 1: 1 stationary Point E=R/(R+1) E=R2/(R+1)2 R=1 Zone 4: 3-5 stationary Points How about our system? Normalised to dimensionless form Zone 3: 3 stationary Points
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Complicated model What we could improve the parameter, and the expected result Results generated by real parameter from experiments
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