Physical models of living systems: probability, simulation, dynamics / Philip Nelson ; University of Pennsylvania with the assistance of Sarina Bromberg, Ann Hermundstad, Keith Kroma-Wiley, and Jason Prentice.
Material type: TextPublication details: Philadelphia Chiliagon Science 2022Edition: Second editionDescription: xxiv, 466 pages : color illustrations ; 26 cmISBN:- 9781737540243 (pbk.)
- 570.15 NEL
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"Physical models of living systems first develps the frameworks needed to understand modern ideas about inference from data, as they relate to biological physics research. Later chapters develop stochasti stimulation as a tool to handle more complex systems, and then dynamical systems theory applied to cellular control networks, both natural and synthetic. Along the way, you'll also see the foundations of revolutionary advances in imaging (superresolutiona dn cryo-electron microscopy), along with epidemic modeling, micanobiology, excitable media, and more. The text also has significant overlap with competencies covered in the MCAT exam. Dozens of problems at all levels, many of them new in this edition, will help you to gain simulation and data visualization skills useful in any branch of quantitatvie science research."--Back cover.
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