https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006 en-us Cortassa et al (2006) ECME model An attempt to create a validated CellML implementation of the Cortassa et al (2006) excitation-contraction coupled with mitochondrial energetics ECME model from Biophys J (http://www.biophysj.org/cgi/content/abstract/91/4/1564). need to use '/view' in the links amonst pages within the exposure to get the generated views of the model rather than directly accessing the CellML model documents. https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/c4bd63604cd1f826c37c44b9e2e2c7cd1fa6331a need to use '/view' in the links amonst pages within the exposure to get the generated views of the model rather than directly accessing the CellML model documents. David Nickerson 2011-03-21 updating the initial documentation to enable better navigation of a more complete exposure of the current state of the workspace. https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/24ae0a590dc46cc7e4bfb1a017c61678ae6ca6b8 updating the initial documentation to enable better navigation of a more complete exposure of the current state of the workspace. David Nickerson 2011-03-21 adding some initial documentation to use in the creation of an exposure of this model. https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/5b5c8ff352c7447beccef750bed180684e5da36f adding some initial documentation to use in the creation of an exposure of this model. David Nickerson 2011-03-21 Adding simulation results for the 1.1 and 1.0 version of the model. Updating the simulation metadata to cut back to something that runs in a reasonable time (a few seconds) rather than the original long simulation trying to get to a steady state solution. https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/799ac134b0d0587e3e16ca04cfdfa49071192aae Adding simulation results for the 1.1 and 1.0 version of the model. Updating the simulation metadata to cut back to something that runs in a reasonable time (a few seconds) rather than the original long simulation trying to get to a steady state solution. David Nickerson 2011-03-21 formatting the generated 1.0 model to make the XML prettier https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/4ebea3b63c357fb92f41009a2a29bd91aa6762a9 formatting the generated 1.0 model to make the XML prettier David Nickerson 2011-03-21 adding a CellML 1.0 version of the S1 experiment generated from Jonathan Cooper's version converter (http://www.cellml.org/tools/translation-utilities) https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/abea92bec48b898551e145d98cd5ecc7bc1df785 adding a CellML 1.0 version of the S1 experiment generated from Jonathan Cooper's version converter (http://www.cellml.org/tools/translation-utilities) David Nickerson 2011-03-21 adding initial CellML 1.1 model which reproduces Figure S1 from the Cortassa et al (2006) Biophys J article (supplement). This first revision is extracted from my work to try and produce a validated CellML implementation of this model. This remains a work in progress and as it stands this subset of the CellML encoding does a reasonable job of reproducing the results, but is in no way completely validated. https://staging.physiomeproject.org/w/andre/cortassa-ECME-2006/@@file/b27024e83e77d16c96b037cd414efbd911278744 adding initial CellML 1.1 model which reproduces Figure S1 from the Cortassa et al (2006) Biophys J article (supplement). This first revision is extracted from my work to try and produce a validated CellML implementation of this model. This remains a work in progress and as it stands this subset of the CellML encoding does a reasonable job of reproducing the results, but is in no way completely validated. David Nickerson 2011-03-21