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  1. ; ; (, Current Opinion in Systems Biology)
    Finley, Stacey Deleria; Hatzimanikatis, Vassily (Ed.)
    A full understanding of cell signaling processes requires knowledge of protein structure–function relationships, protein–protein interactions, and the abilities of pathways to control phenotypes. Computational models offer a valuable framework for integrating that knowledge to predict the effects of system perturbations and interventions in health and disease. Whereas mechanistic models are well suited for understanding the biophysical basis for signal transduction and principles of therapeutic design, data-driven models are particularly suited to distill complex signaling relationships among samples and between multivariate signaling changes and phenotypes. Both approaches have limitations and provide incomplete representations of signaling biology, but their careful implementation and integration can provide new understanding for how manipulating system variables impacts cellular decisions. 
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