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

+<br />

Proof: Suppose that ~γ (0)∈ A and<br />

~ γ ( t ) dose not intersects G (g)<br />

. From<br />

lemma 7,<br />

~ γ ( t ) is bounded and defined for t ≥ 0 . Since ~γ +<br />

( t ) = ( z(<br />

t),<br />

w(<br />

t))<br />

∈ A ,<br />

so z (t)<br />

and w (t)<br />

are monotone functions, in fact, z (t)<br />

is increasing and w (t)<br />

is<br />

decreasing. Let lim ( z ( t ), w ( t )) = ( z 1,<br />

w<br />

t → +∞<br />

1)<br />

, then from the mean value theorem<br />

we have<br />

z(<br />

t + 1) − z(<br />

t)<br />

= z&<br />

( c ) = z(<br />

c ) h(<br />

z(<br />

c ), w(<br />

c )),<br />

w(<br />

t + 1) − w(<br />

t)<br />

= w&<br />

( c2)<br />

= −α d<br />

w(<br />

c2)<br />

z(<br />

c2)<br />

x(<br />

c2),<br />

where | c i<br />

− t | ≤ 1 , i = 1,2 . We can let t → +∞ and obtain<br />

0 = lim z(<br />

t + 1) − z(<br />

t)<br />

= z h(<br />

z , w ),<br />

t→+∞<br />

0 = lim w(<br />

t + 1) − w(<br />

t)<br />

= −α<br />

w z<br />

t→+∞<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

d<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

1<br />

lim x(<br />

t).<br />

1 1<br />

t→+∞<br />

( z , w 1 1)<br />

The first equation shows that h = 0 which means that<br />

( z1,<br />

w1<br />

) ∈ G(<br />

g)<br />

. Now, we claim that limt<br />

→+∞<br />

x(<br />

t)<br />

≠ 0 , if not, one more time<br />

applying of the mean value theorem yields<br />

n<br />

n<br />

x( t + 1) − x(<br />

t)<br />

= x&<br />

( c)<br />

= z(<br />

c)<br />

+ α1x<br />

( c)/(<br />

k1<br />

+ x ( c))<br />

− γ<br />

1x(<br />

c)<br />

y(<br />

c)<br />

− γ<br />

2x(<br />

c),<br />

where | c − t |≤ 1. Since y (t)<br />

is bounded, so if t → +∞ we obtain 0 = z<br />

1<br />

, which is a<br />

contradiction. Therefore, from the second equation of (3) we obtain that w<br />

1<br />

= 0 ,<br />

hence<br />

~ γ ( t ) converges to a intersection point of G (g)<br />

and z axis. (see figure 4).<br />

(4)<br />

~ t<br />

Fig. 4. Typical behavior of γ ( ) .<br />

Lemma 9: If the curve<br />

~ γ ( t ) enters<br />

−<br />

A then it converges to a intersection<br />

point of G (g)<br />

and z axis, or it is converges to a point (0, w ) on w axis with<br />

w ≤ g(0) .<br />

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