CalOra: A software to simulate calcium diffusion
- Shivendra Tewari
Abstract
Calcium is a vital second messenger which regulates processes in almost all cell types like myocytes ,hepatocytes, oocytes,neurons etc.Due to spatiotemporal limitation of imaging techniques, it is not possible to determine calcium concentration at macroscopic level. For this purpose mathematical modeling of calcium dynamics provides beautiful alternatives. Several mathematical models governing intracellular Ca2+ dynamics have been proposed thus far. Here in this paper we have developed a software to simulate two distinct approximations, namely, Excess buffering approximation (EBA), and Rapid Buffering approximation (RBA). The given software is based on oracle 10g and follows an algorithm based on an explicit Eulers method. The software contains all the important functionalities to simulate the approximations for all important biophysical constants, to have a graphical representation of a simulated model and to do comparative analysis among the mathematical models.- Full Text: PDF
- DOI:10.5539/cis.v2n4p20
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.
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