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Atm PROTEIN CAN SWITCH OFF THE DNA DAMAGE SIGNAL IN A p53 MODEL<br />

however, the parameters α<br />

is<br />

, i = 1,2 , which control phosphorylation and<br />

dephosphorylation rate of the Atm protein, are more biologically important.<br />

Meanwhile, because the total amount of the Atm protein and its phosphorylated<br />

form, Atm-p, is assumed to be constantly µ , so we can consider Λ Λ(<br />

k , k )<br />

=<br />

1s<br />

2s<br />

and solve the equation Λ = 0 with respect to k 2 s<br />

and find k<br />

2s<br />

= µ ( µ + k1s<br />

)/ k1s.<br />

This is a curve in plane of k<br />

is<br />

, i = 1,2 , which acts like a switch between two<br />

bifurcation diagrams, that is, down of the curve, the bifurcation diagram is<br />

determined by Ω = 0 , so we call it Ω region, and in above of it, the bifurcation<br />

diagram is determined by ∆ = 0 , so we call it ∆ region. (see figure 1). By putting<br />

*<br />

*<br />

A = µ + k1s<br />

, B = µ k0dk2s,<br />

A = U , B = k0d<br />

( U − U )( U − k1s<br />

),<br />

the equations ∆ = 0 and Ω = 0 are reformulated respectively by<br />

* *<br />

Aα<br />

2s<br />

− Bα1s<br />

= 0, A α<br />

2s<br />

− B α1s<br />

= 0, which are two lines in plane of α<br />

is<br />

,<br />

i = 1,2 . Therefore we can show the bifurcation diagram as figure 2.<br />

Fig. 1. Typical plot for switch curve, here µ = 1.<br />

Fig. 2. Typical bifurcation diagram. Since the space of parameters has dimension upper<br />

than 3, so we have to simplify it as above. Note that the switch curve is in space of k<br />

is<br />

,<br />

α , i = 1,2 .<br />

i = 1,2 and the bifurcation curves are in space of<br />

is<br />

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