A computer algebra approach to biological systems

ABSTRACT

This paper focuses on dynamic networks over finite fields and applications to the modeling and analysis of biological networks using tools from computer algebra, in particular gene regulatory networks, and agent-based simulations of processes in computational immunology.

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