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Title	Signal Transduction Simulation in Nanoprocesses using Distributed Database Environment
Publication Type	Conference Paper
Year of Publication	2005
Authors	Małysiak B., Mrozek D., Kozielski S, Znamirowski L
Editor	Tonella G.
Conference Name	Proceedings of the Fifth IASTED International Conference on MODELLING, SIMULATION, AND OPTIMIZATION
Publisher	IASTED
Abstract	Signal transduction executed in the signal cascades is the common term used to define a divers biochemical mechanisms that regulate processes in the nanonetworks. Those processes, in the first approach coping biocompatible solutions, can be performed in a closed area of space containing proper quantities of substrates and a set of control molecules working in a predefined manner determined by their chemical construction, including changes of chemical activity reached usually by the conformational changes. The control needs stimulation of inputs of the signal cascades in a nanoprocess cell from its environment. The signal cascades existing in the different type of cells for selected processes, can be retrieved from the biochemical research available in the specialized databases. In the paper, basing on a selected biological examples, the process of simulation of the signal transduction in bio-nanoprocesses using the distributed database environment is presented.

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