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In Chapter 1 on modelling, we saw a general model leading to a partial differential system of equations. These equations describe gas exchanges in a human organism. Similar models are obtained when considering phenomena based on space and time. For instance, another example leading to partial differential equations comes from enzyme biochemistry, where an enzyme E added to a substrate S [48] gives a product in accordance with:
Then the complex ES is decomposed, giving a product P and the enzyme:
The last reaction is irreversible.
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Cherruault, Y. (1986). Problems Related to Partial Differential Equations. In: Mathematical Modelling in Biomedicine. Mathematics and Its Applications, vol 23. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-5492-2_10
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