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TITLE: Some new results on estimating reaction constants in
stochastic intracellular networks.
One of the key issues of interest in analyzing stochastic
kinetic models of reaction networks involving RNA and DNA molecules.
(like e.g., gene transcription) is how to infer the values of the
reaction constants. Under mass action kinetics assumption this is
relatively straightforward when the system trajectories are fully
observed, however, this is rarely the case in practice. The talk
shall summarize some recent developments in the area of Bayesian
inference for reaction constants using MCMC methodology in "data-
poor " settings. In particular, it shall attempt to indicate the
benefits as well as the challenges of this approach with some
examples of inferences for well-known biochemical networks models
like e.g., gene transcription and auto-regulation.
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