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BIOMD0000000057 - Sneyd2002_IP3_Receptor

  
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Reference Publication
Publication ID: 11842185
Sneyd J, Dufour JF.
A dynamic model of the type-2 inositol trisphosphate receptor.
Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. U.S.A. 2002 Feb; 99(4): 2398-2403
Institute of Information and Mathematical Sciences, Massey University, Albany Campus, Private Bag 102-904, North Shore Mail Centre, Auckland, New Zealand. jsneyd@massey.ac.nz  [more]
Model
Original Model: BIOMD0000000057.origin
Submitter: Harish Dharuri
Submission ID: MODEL9098147664
Submission Date: 08 Jun 2006 08:05:15 UTC
Last Modification Date: 24 Feb 2015 20:32:18 UTC
Creation Date: 30 May 2006 12:07:25 UTC
Encoders:  Harish Dharuri
set #1
bqbiol:isVersionOf Gene Ontology calcium-mediated signaling
Gene Ontology inositol phosphate-mediated signaling
bqbiol:is KEGG Pathway Calcium signaling pathway
bqbiol:hasTaxon Taxonomy Rattus rattus
Notes

This model was successfully tested on Jarnac and MathSBML. The model reproduces the time profile of "Open Probability" of the receptor as shown in Figure 4 of the publication. The value of calcium ion concentration "c" in this model is 10 microM.


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Model
Publication ID: 11842185 Submission Date: 08 Jun 2006 08:05:15 UTC Last Modification Date: 24 Feb 2015 20:32:18 UTC Creation Date: 30 May 2006 12:07:25 UTC
Mathematical expressions
Reactions
Receptor-Open state transition Receptor-Inactivated state 1 transition Open-Shut state transition Open-Activated state transition
Activated-Inactivated state 2 transition      
Rules
Assignment Rule (variable: open_probability) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi1) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi2) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi_minus2)
Assignment Rule (variable: Phi3) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi4) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi_minus4) Assignment Rule (variable: Phi5)
Physical entities
Compartments Species
compartment Receptor Open State Inactivated State 1
Shut State Activated State Inactivated State 2
Global parameters
open_probability Phi1 k1 L1
l2 lminus2 c L3
Phi2 k2 l4 Phi_minus2
kminus1 kminus2 kminus3 lminus4
L5 Phi3 k3 Phi4
k4 l6 Phi_minus4 kminus4
lminus6 Phi5 IP3  
Reactions (5)
 
 Receptor-Open state transition [Receptor] ↔ [Open State];  
 
 Receptor-Inactivated state 1 transition [Receptor] ↔ [Inactivated State 1];  
 
 Open-Shut state transition [Open State] ↔ [Shut State];  
 
 Open-Activated state transition [Open State] ↔ [Activated State];  
 
 Activated-Inactivated state 2 transition [Activated State] ↔ [Inactivated State 2];  
 
Rules (8)
 
 Assignment Rule (name: open_probability) open_probability = (0.1*O+0.9*A)^4
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi1) Phi1 = (k1*L1+l2)*c/(L1+c*(1+L1/L3))
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi2) Phi2 = (k2*L3+l4*c)/(L3+c*(1+L3/L1))
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi_minus2) Phi_minus2 = (kminus2+lminus4*c)/(1+c/L5)
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi3) Phi3 = k3*L5/(L5+c)
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi4) Phi4 = (k4*L5+l6)*c/(L5+c)
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi_minus4) Phi_minus4 = L1*(kminus4+lminus6)/(L1+c)
 
 Assignment Rule (name: Phi5) Phi5 = (k1*L1+l2)*c/(L1+c)
 
  Spatial dimensions: 3.0  Compartment size: 1.0
 
 Receptor
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 1.0
 
 Open State
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 0.0
 
 Inactivated State 1
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 0.0
 
 Shut State
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 0.0
 
 Activated State
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 0.0
 
 Inactivated State 2
Compartment: compartment
Initial concentration: 0.0
 
Global Parameters (27)
 
   open_probability  
 
   Phi1  
 
   k1
Value: 0.64
Constant
 
   L1
Value: 0.12
Constant
 
   l2
Value: 1.7
Constant
 
   lminus2
Value: 0.8
Constant
 
   c
Value: 10.0
Constant
 
   L3
Value: 0.025
Constant
 
   Phi2  
 
   k2
Value: 37.4
Constant
 
   l4
Value: 1.7
Constant
 
   Phi_minus2  
 
   kminus1
Value: 0.04
Constant
 
   kminus2
Value: 1.4
Constant
 
   kminus3
Value: 29.8
Constant
 
   lminus4
Value: 2.5
Constant
 
   L5
Value: 54.7
Constant
 
   Phi3  
 
   k3
Value: 0.11
Constant
 
   Phi4  
 
   k4
Value: 4.0
Constant
 
   l6
Value: 4707.0
Constant
 
   Phi_minus4  
 
   kminus4
Value: 0.54
Constant
 
   lminus6
Value: 11.4
Constant
 
   Phi5  
 
   IP3
Value: 10.0
Constant
 
Receptor-Open state transition (1)
 
   IP3
Value: 10.0
Constant
 
Receptor-Inactivated state 1 transition (2)
 
   kminus1
Value: 0.04
Constant
 
   lminus2
Value: 0.8
Constant
 
Open-Shut state transition (1)
 
   kminus3
Value: 29.8
Constant
 
Activated-Inactivated state 2 transition (2)
 
   kminus1
Value: 0.04
Constant
 
   lminus2
Value: 0.8
Constant
 
Representative curation result(s)
Representative curation result(s) of BIOMD0000000057

Curator's comment: (updated: 18 Dec 2006 22:37:15 GMT)

Time profile of Open probability of the IP3 receptor as shown in Fig 4 of the paper. The plot corresponds to a calcium ion concentration of 10 microMolars. Simulation result from Jarnac.
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