activity
20232025
collaborators

6 papers

math.AP2025

Multiscale modelling, analysis and simulation of cancer invasion mediated by bound and soluble enzymes

Mariya Ptashnyk, Chandrasekhar Venkataraman

We formulate a cell-scale model for the degradation of the extra-cellular matrix by membrane-bound and soluble matrix degrading enzymes produced by cancer cells. Based on the micro…

q-bio.MN2025

Mathematical models for the EP2 and EP4 signaling pathways and their crosstalk

Alessandra Cambi, Diane S Lidke, Mariya Ptashnyk +2

The G-protein coupled receptors EP2 and EP4 both transduce the signal of the lipid messenger Prostaglandin E2 (PGE2). Changes in the cell response to PGE2 can have important effect…

q-bio.CB2025

Trait-structured chemotaxis: Exploring ligand-receptor dynamics and travelling wave properties in a Keller-Segel model

Viktoria Freingruber, Tommaso Lorenzi, Kevin J. Painter +1

A novel trait-structured Keller-Segel model that explores the dynamics of a migrating cell population guided by chemotaxis in response to an external ligand concentration is derive…

math.NA2025

Mathematical Modelling of Mechanotransduction via RhoA Signalling Pathways

Sofie Verhees, Chandrasekhar Venkataraman, Mariya Ptashnyk

We derive and simulate a mathematical model for mechanotransduction related to the Rho GTPase signalling pathway. The model addresses the bidirectional coupling between signalling…

math.NA2024

Fast numerical solvers for parameter identification problems in mathematical biology

Karolína Benková, John W. Pearson, Mariya Ptashnyk

In this paper, we consider effective discretization strategies and iterative solvers for nonlinear PDE-constrained optimization models for pattern evolution within biological proce…

q-bio.CB2023

A biased random walk approach for modeling the collective chemotaxis of neural crest cells

Viktoria Freingruber, Kevin J. Painter, Mariya Ptashnyk +1

Collective cell migration is a multicellular phenomenon that arises in various biological contexts, including cancer and embryo development. "Collectiveness" can be promoted by cel…