Repressilator
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# Repressilator.py: stochastic simulation of the repressilator
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# the repressilator is a genetic regulatory network made of 3 genes that
# repress each other in a cycle, leading to oscillations in gene expression
# dynamics
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# by Lidia Yamamoto, Belgium, June 2013
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Modules
numpy
sys


Classes
Repressilator


class Repressilator
Methods defined here:
__init__(self)
initialize repressilator simulation (stochastic simulation by
default): initially one gene is activated and the other two are
repressed
run(self, finalvt=200)
run the repressilator until the simulation time reaches finalvt


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