176 Index of diabetes, 2 Michaelis Constant, 25, 134 Michaelis-Menten, 25, 26 Michaelis-Menten Kinetics, 133 Miracle, 133 Model A, 106, 108 and criterion II, 109 system of equations, 108 Model B, 110, 110 Model Criteria expanded model, 105 Multistability, 101 Newton-Raphson, 71, 134 initial guess, 70 iteration function, 70 method, 70 Nobel Prize, 8 NOD, 7, 18 Nonlinear System, 59 flow of, 59 Nonlinearity, 24 Norm<strong>og</strong>lycemia, 14, 15 Nullcline, 54, 57, 60 Nutrient, 133 Oscillation and spirals, 67 Pancreas, 7 Parameter Sensitivity, 69 Phagocytosis, 9 Rate, 70 Phase Space, 41, 67 stable spiral, 155 Pitch<strong>for</strong>k Bifurcation, 66 Poincaré-Bendixson’s Theorem, 59 Principal Minor, 53 QSS Assumption, 74 Quasi-Steady-State Assumption (QSS), 134 Rate Constant, 22 Reaction Equation, 22 differential equation, 22 Reaction Rate, 133 Receptor, 133 Recruitment Rate, 25 Reversible Model NOD phagocytosis, 40 Routh-Hurwitz criteria, 53, 96 Saddle-Node bifurcation, 81 Saddle-Node Bifurcation, 66, 75, 89 Saddle-Point, 66, 81 Saturation, 133 Separatrix, 63, 95 and the IM, 56 in the IM, 56 Sound Model, 3 Specimen-Specific Model, 41 Spiral, 41, 66 stable, 34, 41, 67, 79 at NODf1-USB, 76 unstable, 67, 77 Sprague Dawley Rat, 120 Sprial unstable at NODf1-USB, 78 Stable Manifold of the IM, 56 Stable Manifold Theorem, 59 Stable Spiral existence of, 76 Fig. 8.3, 77 Steady State and nullclines, 54 Substrate, 35 Symptoms, 1 T Cell, 9, 18 autoreactive, 7 immature, 9 T1D, 1, 2, 13, 18, 46 and autoantibodies, 8 and environmental factors, 1 and fatality, 1 and genetic screening, 13 dendritic cell, 15 interspecimen difference in development, 41 symptoms of, 7 T2D, 1
The Intermediate Model, 45 Therapy, 13 β-cell ne<strong>og</strong>enesis, 14 proliferation, 14 regeneration, 14 and DCs, 15 and pr<strong>og</strong>ression, 13 antigen based, 13 dendritic cells, 16 diet, 13 Epidermal Growth Factor (EGF), 15 gastrin, 14 GLP-1, 14 immunotherapy, 14 Thesis Statement, 3 Topol<strong>og</strong>ical Equivalence, 59 of flow, 65 Transcritical Bifurcation, 66 Turnover of activated macrophages, 41 of cytokine, 26 Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), 1 Type 2 Diabetes (T2D), 1 Tyrosine Phosphatase (IA-2), 8 Unstable Manifold, 79 Upper Stable Branch (USB) NODf1 NODf1 , 75 NODf2, 90 Upper Unstable Branch (UUB), 85 UUB as part of unstable limit cycle, 86 function of f1, 98 Vatican, 134 177
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