TL;DR
This paper introduces PhysiBoSS, a framework that simplifies the construction of multiscale biological models by integrating agent-based modeling with intracellular Boolean models, making complex simulations more accessible.
Contribution
It presents a user-friendly approach to building multiscale models using PhysiBoSS, combining graphical tools with intracellular Boolean modeling within an agent-based framework.
Findings
Demonstrates how to construct multiscale models using PhysiBoSS
Provides a step-by-step tutorial and example models
Shows accessibility improvements for non-expert modelers
Abstract
Multiscale models provide a unique tool for studying complex processes that study events occurring at different scales across space and time. In the context of biological systems, such models can simulate mechanisms happening at the intracellular level such as signaling, and at the extracellular level where cells communicate and coordinate with other cells. They aim to understand the impact of genetic or environmental deregulation observed in complex diseases, describe the interplay between a pathological tissue and the immune system, and suggest strategies to revert the diseased phenotypes. The construction of these multiscale models remains a very complex task, including the choice of the components to consider, the level of details of the processes to simulate, or the fitting of the parameters to the data. One additional difficulty is the expert knowledge needed to program these…
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