Fred Boogerd,
Frank J. Bruggeman,
Jan-Hendrik S. Hofmeyr,
H.V. Westerhoff
e.a.
Systems Biology
Philosophical Foundations
Gebonden Engels 2007 9780444520852Levertijd ± 9 werkdagen
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Samenvatting
Systems biology is a vigorous and expanding discipline, in many ways a successor to genomics and perhaps unprecedented in its combination of biology with a great many other sciences, from physics to ecology, from mathematics to medicine, and from philosophy to chemistry. Studying the philosophical foundations of systems biology may resolve a longer standing issue, i.e., the extent to which Biology is entitled to its own scientific foundations rather than being dominated by existing philosophies.
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Inhoudsopgave
Chapter 1: Towards philosophical foundations of Systems Biology: introduction
Chapter 2: The methodologies of systems biology
Chapter 3: Methodology is Philosophy
Chapter 4: How can we understand metabolism?
Chapter 5: On building reliable pictures with unreliable data: An evolutionary and developmental coda for the new systems biology
Chapter 6: Mechanism and mechanical explanation in systems biology
Chapter 7: Theories, models, and equations in systems biology
Chapter 8: All models are wrong: … some more than others
Chapter 9: Data without models merging with models without data
Chapter 10: The biochemical factory that autonomously fabricates itself: A systems biological view of the living cell
Chapter 11: A systemic approach to the origin of biological organization
Chapter 12: Biological mechanisms: organized to maintain autonomy
Chapter 13: The disappearance of function from ‘self-organizing systems’
Chapter 14: Afterthoughts as foundations for systems biology
Chapter 2: The methodologies of systems biology
Chapter 3: Methodology is Philosophy
Chapter 4: How can we understand metabolism?
Chapter 5: On building reliable pictures with unreliable data: An evolutionary and developmental coda for the new systems biology
Chapter 6: Mechanism and mechanical explanation in systems biology
Chapter 7: Theories, models, and equations in systems biology
Chapter 8: All models are wrong: … some more than others
Chapter 9: Data without models merging with models without data
Chapter 10: The biochemical factory that autonomously fabricates itself: A systems biological view of the living cell
Chapter 11: A systemic approach to the origin of biological organization
Chapter 12: Biological mechanisms: organized to maintain autonomy
Chapter 13: The disappearance of function from ‘self-organizing systems’
Chapter 14: Afterthoughts as foundations for systems biology
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