- From: ak.miller at auckland.ac.nz (Andrew Miller)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] Time delays in CellML models
- Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2008 16:12:19 +1300
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> Rui Zhu wrote:
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>> Dear Catherine,
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>> Thank you so much for your reply! It is very helpful! Learning CellML
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>> modeling from an expert is a really delightful experience.
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>> I am having another thought. I searched online, and it says SBML
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>> level2 can deal with the time delay term,
Hi Rui,
I have been looking into ways in which time delays could be represented
in CellML, and supported by CellML tools. I have been unable to find any
way of using delayed variables in SBML (although I am aware that SBML
Level 2 does define support for events which happen with a time delay, a
rather different concept). I suspect that you may have come across some
extension to SBML, which I would be interested in taking a look at.
Would it be possible for you to point me to the information you found
which describes how to use delayed variables in SBML?
Best regards,
Andrew
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>> and there is a software
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>> (cellml2sbml) to convert CellML to SBML. Do you think it is a good
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>> idea to use SBML to solve the problem? And from SBML website, there
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>> are a lot of tools that can run SBML model, like virtual cell. I am
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>> wondering if you have any idea which tool can handle the time delay
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>> term. Thanks!
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>> Your suggestion will be appreaciated!
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>> Many thanks,
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>> Rui ZHU
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>> ----- Original Message -----
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>> From: Catherine Lloyd <c.lloyd at auckland.ac.nz>
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>> Date: Sunday, February 10, 2008 11:19 am
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>> Subject: Re: time delay term in CellML model
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>> To: Rui Zhu <rzhu at usc.edu>
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>> Cc: Poul Nielsen <p.nielsen at auckland.ac.nz>, Peter Hunter
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>> <p.hunter at auckland.ac.nz>
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>>> Dear Rui
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>>> Thank you for your interest in CellML. I am familiar with the model
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>>> you
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>>> are interested in, and I know the original model author (Michael
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>>> Zagar)helped me to translate this model into CellML. I'm sorry if our
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>>> curation status confused you - it does indeed state that the CellML
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>>> model recreates the results of the published model - but it should
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>>> statethat the models almost match - with the exception of the time
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>>> delay(I'll change the text now).
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>>> Unfortunately this is a current limitation of CellML. While it is
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>>> possible to express a time delay in the CellML language, the tools
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>>> whichrun CellML models (PCEnv and COR) are unable to handle time
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>>> delays at
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>>> present. This is something which we expect to be a feature in future
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>>> releases of the software.
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>>> Please let me know if you have any further questions and I will try to
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>>> answer them for you.
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>>> Best wishes
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>>> Catherine
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>>> Rui Zhu wrote:
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>>>> Dear Catherine,
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>>>> This is Rui ZHU, a Biomedical Engineering Ph.D student in
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>>> University of Southern California. I am very interested in using
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>>> CellML to do modeling. Recently, I saw the CellML model you made
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>>> based on the paper "A Delayed Nonlinear PBPK Model for Genistein
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>>> Dosimetry in Rats" on the CellML website.
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>>> http://www.cellml.org/models/zager_schlosser_tran_2007_version03
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>>>> And I tried to use that model to do simulation using PCEnv to re-
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>>> generate the results in the original paper. However, I found the
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>>> result was different from the one the in original paper, and the
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>>> reason it that, in the original paper, there is a time delay term in
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>>> the differential equation d( Acon_b )/d(time) = kbile * H_Ccon_l
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>>> * Ccon_l ( t - d(t, C_gen_l) ) * Vl, but in the CellML model the
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>>> differential equation is without the time delay term d( Acon_b
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>>> )/d(time) = kbile * H_Ccon_l * Ccon_l * Vl. I was trying to
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>>> add a time delay term in the CellML model, but I don't know how. If
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>>> you have any idea of how to do it, would you please let me know.
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>>> Thank you!
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>>>> Your kind help is really appreciated! Look forward to your reply!
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>>>> Rui ZHU
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