A CellML description of Chang and Fujita's 1999 numerical model of the
renal distal tubule.
Renal Distal Tubule
The new version of this model has been re-coded to remove the reaction element and replace it with a simple MathML description of the model reaction kinetics. This is thought to be truer to the original publication, and information regarding the enzyme kinetics etc will later be added to the metadata through use of an ontology. The model runs in the PCEnv simulator but gives a flat output.
The University of Auckland
Auckland Bioengineering Institute
This is the CellML description of Chang and Fujita's 1999 numerical model of the renal distal tubule. It should be noted that the initial conditions used in this description represent those in the early distal tubule. For model representations of the late distal tublule, these initial values should be replaced with those listed in the orginal paper for the late distal tubule. The model from the original paper has been modified slightly to include differential equations defining the change in solute concentrations over time. These equations were added to facilitate the use of the CellML code in CMISS.
c.lloyd@auckland.ac.nz
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A numerical model of the renal distal tubule
F951
F931
1999-01-01
Lloyd
May
Catherine
keyword
electrophysiology
kidney
Catherine Lloyd
The University of Auckland, Auckland Bioengineering Institute
Catherine
Lloyd
May
10362782
Chang
Hangil
Fujita
Toshiro
2007-06-05T09:18:35+12:00
Catherine Lloyd
This is the CellML description of Chang and Fujita's 1999 numerical model of the renal distal tubule. It should be noted that the initial conditions used in this description represent those in the early distal tubule. For model representations of the late distal tublule, these initial values should be replaced with those listed in the orginal paper for the late distal tubule. The model from the original paper has been modified slightly to include differential equations defining the change in solute concentrations over time. These equations were added to facilitate the use of the CellML code in CMISS.
American Journal of Physiology
2003-02-17T00:00:00+00:00