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IDENTIFICATION AND ROBUSTNESS ANALYSIS OF NONLINEAR HYBRID DYNAMICAL SYSTEM OF GENETIC REGULATION IN CONTINUOUS CULTURE

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Date of Publication:2020-03-01

Journal:JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL AND MANAGEMENT OPTIMIZATION

Included Journals:SCIE

Volume:16

Issue:2

Page Number:579-599

ISSN No.:1547-5816

Key Words:Pathway identification; nonlinear hybrid dynamical system; robustness analysis; parameter identification; continuous culture; parallel optimization

Abstract:In this paper, we present a framework to infer the possible transmembrane transport of intracellular substances. Considering four key enzymes, a modified fourteen-dimensional nonlinear hybrid dynamic system is established to describe the microbial continuous culture with enzyme-catalytic and genetic regulation. A novel quantitative definition of biological robustness is proposed to characterize the system's resilience when system parameters were perturbed. It not only considers the expectation of system output data after parameter disturbance but also considers the influence of the variance of these data. In this way, the definition can be used as an objective function of the system identification model due to the lack of data on the concentration of intracellular substances. Then, we design a parallel computing method to solve the system identification model. Numerical results indicate that the most likely transmembrane mode of transport is active transport coupling with passive diffusion for glycerol and 1,3-propanediol.

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