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Problem 6 (20pts) Consider the 2D model of the activator-repressor clock given by n KA KA À =f(A,B) = n m - YAA, δΑ 1+ B A KA + KB 2.4,0 +QA (A)" () () (A) (A)" n KA B =g(A,B) AB,0 +aB KB dB 1+ - YBB. n KA Assuming that the activator and the repressor act as a dimer and as a monomer (n = 2, m= 1), respectively, identify parameter regions for the clock to produce sustained oscillations. =
Hint Sketch how the nullclines look like, linearize the dynamics, and use the implicit function theorem to conclude stability properties of the equilibria by analyzing the sign of the trace and determinant of the system matrix obtained via the linearization. Use the Poincare-Bendixson theorem to derive sufficient conditions between 7A and YB to ensure the emergence of oscillations. See Example 4–5 under BFS_Practice_Problems/Oscillations and Example 2 under BFS_Practice_Problems/Modules.
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