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Visualization of signal transduction processes in the crowded environment of the cell

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In this paper, we propose a stochastic simulation to model and analyze cellular signal transduction. The high number of objects in a simulation requires advanced visualization tec...

Martin Falk, Michael Klann, Matthias Reuss, Thomas...

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