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20152019
most citedGeneralized Method of Moments for Estimating Parameters of Stochastic Reaction Networks

35 citations · 72 across the 4 of their papers we have counts for

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7 papers

q-bio.GN2019

A Stochastic Automata Network Description for Spatial DNA-Methylation Models

Alexander Lück, Verena Wolf

DNA methylation is an important biological mechanism to regulate gene expression and control cell development. Mechanistic modeling has become a popular approach to enhance our und…

q-bio.GN2019

A Hybrid HMM Approach for the Dynamics of DNA Methylation

Charalampos Kyriakopoulos, Pascal Giehr, Alexander Lück +2

The understanding of mechanisms that control epigenetic changes is an important research area in modern functional biology. Epigenetic modifications such as DNA methylation are in…

q-bio.MN2018★ 30 cited

Stochastic Hybrid Models of Gene Regulatory Networks - A PDE Approach

Pavel Kurasov, Alexander Lück, Delio Mugnolo +1

A widely used approach to describe the dynamics of gene regulatory networks is based on the chemical master equation, which considers probability distributions over all possible co…

q-bio.GN2017

A Stochastic Model for the Formation of Spatial Methylation Patterns

Alexander Lück, Pascal Giehr, Jörn Walter +1

DNA methylation is an epigenetic mechanism whose important role in development has been widely recognized. This epigenetic modification results in heritable changes in gene express…

q-bio.QM2017

Localization of a microtubule organizing center by kinesin motors

Chikashi Arita, Jonas Bosche, Alexander Lück +1

The microtubule (MT) motor Kip3p is very processive kinesin that promotes catastrophes and pausing in particular on cortical contact. These properties explain the role of Kip3p in…

q-bio.MN2016★ 35 cited

Generalized Method of Moments for Estimating Parameters of Stochastic Reaction Networks

Alexander Lück, Verena Wolf

Discrete-state stochastic models have become a well-established approach to describe biochemical reaction networks that are influenced by the inherent randomness of cellular events…