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Hu, C. et al., Black rice (Oryza sativa L. indica) pigmented fraction suppresses both reactive oxygen species and nitric oxide in chemical and biological model systems, J. Agric. Food Chem., 51, 5271, 2003. 

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While we have made this book as self-contained as possible, it is beneficial if the student/reader has a background in chemical and biological modeling, calculus, matrix notation and possibly MATLAB before attempting to study this book. 

The introduction to the symposium details the current constraints on research in general and chemical modeling in particular. The 37 technical papers presented fall naturally into the areas of 1) redox equilibria, 2) organic ligand characterization and stability constant estimation, 3) adsorption processes, 4) evaluation and estimation of thermodynamic and kinetic data, 5) interfacing chemical and biological models, and 6) comprehensive chemical models and their applications. 

Appendix C elaborates on descriptions of current chemical and biological modeling approaches. 

Chemical and Biological Models and its rate equation is given by... 

The book is organized in three parts. Part I lays the foundation. Chapter 1 provides an introduction to rate equations and their stability analysis. It also presents several important chemical and biological models. In Chap. 2 we discuss the... 

Another answer to the same question is that all the compartmental systems so important in chemical and biological modelling (see, for example, Jacquez, 1972) are of deficiency zero (Horn, 1971). A generalisation of these mechanisms, the generalised compartmental system, also belongs to this class see Problem 2. 

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