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Solving Differential Equations in Computational Biology using Maple, Slides of Biology

Instructions on how to use maple to solve single and set differential equations in the context of computational biology. Topics covered include defining equations, integrating analytically and numerically, and plotting solutions. The document also mentions additional biochemical systems that can be modeled using similar methods.

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Computational Biology, Part 18
Biochemical Kinetics IV
Robert F. Murphy
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Computational Biology, Part 18

Biochemical Kinetics IV

Robert F. Murphy

Solving a single differential

equation using Maple

 (Define the differential equation dy/dx=6x+2 using the diff operator, assigning the equation to the name deq1 )

 (Integrate analytically using dsolve )

 (Integrate using boundary condition y(0)=5 )

 (Integrate using boundary condition y(0)=a )

 (Integrate dy/dx=bx+c analytically)

 (Integrate using boundary condition y(0)=a )

Solving a set of differential

equations numerically using

Maple

 (Define the differential equations for the enzyme catalyzed reaction discussed in Part 15 )

Solving a set of differential

equations numerically using

Maple

 (Plot the solutions using odeplot )

 (Plot the phase planes using odeplot )

Other systems for exploration

 The following slides describe two additional biochemical systems that can be modeled by simple modifications of the model already developed.

Biochemical System 2

 Reversable catalysis.

E  S

k 1   k  1

C

k 2   k  2

E  P

Biochemical System 3

 Catalytic byproduct.

E  S

k 1   k  1

B  C

C

k 2   k  2

E  P

Biochemical System 3

dE dt

  k 1 ES   k  1  k 2  BC

dS dt

  k 1 ESk  1 BC

dC dt

 k 1 ES  k  2 EP   k  1  k 2  BC

dP dt

k 2 Ck  2 EP