Population Balances in Biomedical Engineering
By: Martin A. Hjortso
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TextPublisher: USA McGraw-Hill 2005Description: 182 B5ISBN: 0-07-144768-7Subject(s): Biomedical Engineering Martin A. Hjortso Population Balances Biomedical Engineering Cell segregationDDC classification: 620 Engineering | Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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The population balance modeling is a statistical approach for achieving accurate counts of any populations. It is an efficient way of counting traffic on roadways as well as to bacteria in lakes. In the biomedical world, it is used to count cell populations for the creation of biomaterials. Despite their undisputed accuracy, they have been underutilized for design and control purposes due to two main reasons: a) they are hard to solve and b) the functions that describe single-cell mechanisms and appear as parameters in these models are typically unknown.
Introduction Unstructured PBMs Steady-State Solutions Transient Solutions Cell Cycle Synchrony Growth by Branching Alternative Formulations
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