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q-bio.MN2017★ 8 cited

Plant responses to auxin signals: an operating principle for dynamical sensitivity yet high resilience

Silvia Grigolon, Barbara Bravi, Olivier C. Martin

Plants depend on the signaling of the phytohormone auxin for their development and for responding to environmental perturbations. The associated biomolecular signaling network invo…

q-bio.MN2016★ 193 cited

Constrained Allocation Flux Balance Analysis

Matteo Mori, Terence Hwa, Olivier C. Martin +2

New experimental results on bacterial growth inspire a novel top-down approach to study cell metabolism, combining mass balance and proteomic constraints to extend and complement F…

q-bio.MN2015

Short relaxation times but long transient times in both simple and complex reaction networks

Adrien Henry, Olivier Martin

When relaxation towards an equilibrium or steady state is exponential at large times, one usually considers that the associated relaxation time , i.e., the inverse of that decay…

q-bio.MN2013★ 10 cited

Edge usage, motifs and regulatory logic for cell cycling genetic networks

M. Zagorski, A. Krzywicki, O. C. Martin

The cell cycle is a tightly controlled process, yet its underlying genetic network shows marked differences across species. Which of the associated structural features follow solel…

q-bio.MN2011★ 2 cited

Environmental versatility promotes modularity in genome-scale metabolic networks

Areejit Samal, Andreas Wagner, Olivier C. Martin

The ubiquity of modules in biological networks may result from an evolutionary benefit of a modular organization. For instance, modularity may increase the rate of adaptive evoluti…

q-bio.MN2010★ 17 cited

Randomizing genome-scale metabolic networks

Areejit Samal, Olivier C. Martin

Networks coming from protein-protein interactions, transcriptional regulation, signaling, or metabolism may appear to have "unusual" properties. To quantify this, it is appropriate…