The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network

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The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network. / Sadeghimanesh, AmirHosein; Feliu, Elisenda.

I: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Bind 81, Nr. 7, 2019, s. 2428–2462 .

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Sadeghimanesh, A & Feliu, E 2019, 'The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network', Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, bind 81, nr. 7, s. 2428–2462 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s11538-019-00612-1

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Sadeghimanesh, A., & Feliu, E. (2019). The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, 81(7), 2428–2462 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s11538-019-00612-1

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Sadeghimanesh A, Feliu E. The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 2019;81(7):2428–2462 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s11538-019-00612-1

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Sadeghimanesh, AmirHosein ; Feliu, Elisenda. / The multistationarity structure of networks with intermediates and a binomial core network. I: Bulletin of Mathematical Biology. 2019 ; Bind 81, Nr. 7. s. 2428–2462 .

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