Software to simulate osmotic behavior of a single erythrocyte
Abstract
This paper introduces the software to simulate the osmotic relaxation behavior of single erythrocyte. The
application calculates changes in membrane potential, cell volume, water flux and concentration of
penetrating ions in response to snap changes in the composition of external medium. Developed
application could be used as standalone software or integrated into in silico cell model.
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