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Volume 7   Issue 2   Year 2012
Modular Modeling of the Human Cardiovascular System

Kiselev I.N., Semisalov B.V., Biberdorf E.A., Sharipov R.N., Blokhin A.M., Kolpakov F.A.

Institute of Systems Biology, Ltd
Design Technological Institute of Digital Techniques SBRAS
Sobolev Institute of Mathematics SBRAS
Institute of Cytology and Genetics SBRAS

axec@systemsbiology.ru

Abstract. We present a complex model of the human cardiovascular system (CVS) created by integration of several preexisted mathematical models, utilizing different formalisms: one-dimensional model of the human arterial system, a heart contraction model and a long-term kidney regulation model. Models integration was conducted with modular and agent-based modeling approaches applying. Those approaches were implemented as a plugin on the for BioUML – software for formal description and simulation of biological systems. The plugin allows graphical creation of agent-based models as modular diagrams comprising interconnected blocks (modules) and numerical simulation. All models were implemented in BioUML, adjusted and integrated in the complex model of the human CVS. The complex model was tested and preliminary results for a classic human CVS pathology were obtained. All models are available as a part of the BioUML software at www.biouml.org .

Key words: human cardiovascular system, arterial blood pressure regulation, kidney, modular modeling, agent-based modeling, numerical simulation, BioUML.

 

Table of Contents Original Article
Math. Biol. Bioinf.
2012;7(2):703-736
doi: 10.17537/2012.7.703
published in Russian

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