Global Stability of Reversible Enzymatic Metabolic Chains

Acta Biotheoretica 61 (1):41-57 (2013)
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Abstract

We consider metabolic networks with reversible enzymatic reactions. The model is written as a system of ordinary differential equations, possibly with inputs and outputs. We prove the global stability of the equilibrium , using techniques of monotone systems and compartmental matrices. We show that the equilibrium does not always exist. Finally, we consider a metabolic system coupled with a genetic network, and we study the dependence of the metabolic equilibrium with respect to concentrations of enzymes. We give some conclusions concerning the dynamical behavior of coupled genetic/metabolic systems

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