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Nemati F, behnia S, javanshour E, bahrami M. Studying the effect of environmental pH on the phenomenon of gene transcription: multifractal spectrum. lmj 2024; 20 (3 and 4) :5-14
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Objective: The function and behavior of cells depend on gene expression, which is the main life process. However, gene expression models need to account for environmental factors better. This study introduces a new model that incorporates the effect of pH on gene expression regulation and control.
Method: The model was applied to gene expression data. The system was analyzed using the multifractal spectrum, which captures the non-linearity of gene expression.
Results: The analysis revealed that gene expression responds differently to acidic and alkaline pH. It also demonstrated that lower mRNA levels correspond to higher system stability.
Conclusion: The cell's internal and external conditions were used to find the lowest and highest transcription levels.
Method: The model was applied to gene expression data. The system was analyzed using the multifractal spectrum, which captures the non-linearity of gene expression.
Results: The analysis revealed that gene expression responds differently to acidic and alkaline pH. It also demonstrated that lower mRNA levels correspond to higher system stability.
Conclusion: The cell's internal and external conditions were used to find the lowest and highest transcription levels.
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Received: 2023/12/1 | Accepted: 2024/02/8 | Published: 2024/06/30
Received: 2023/12/1 | Accepted: 2024/02/8 | Published: 2024/06/30
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