Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
Abstracts Keynote & Plenary
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The nonlinear dynamical interactions among the endogenous agents can generate many locally stable<br />
states with obvious or non-obvious biological functions. The endogenous network may stay in any of<br />
such stable state for a considerably long time. In this manner the endogenous network is able to<br />
autonomously decide its operational functioning state. Some states may be normal, such as cell growth,<br />
apoptosis, arresting, etc. Others may be abnormal, such as growth with elevated immune response and<br />
high energy consumption, likely the signature of cancer, or of still useful functions to deal with<br />
occasional stressful situations. The stochasticity may accidentally cause a transition from one stable<br />
state to another. If with a given condition the endogenous network is in a state not optimized for the<br />
interest of whole organism, the organism is ‘sick’, though this state might be ‘normal’ under other<br />
conditions. Through the identifying agents of this endogenous network, the delineating of its wiring<br />
rules among endogenous agents, and the elucidating its global dynamical properties, a systems<br />
understanding of both normal and abnormal behaviors on how a tissue functions may be reached.<br />
PL-003<br />
Density-functional calculations for large systems: can GGA functionals be competitive with<br />
hybrid functionals?<br />
damo 1<br />
and Pietro Cortona 2<br />
Vincent Tognetti<br />
UMR 7575, Ecole Nationale Supérieure de<br />
0, Ecole Centrale Paris,<br />
and RevTCA, belonging to the<br />
1<br />
, Carlo A<br />
1.Laboratoire d’Electrochimie et de Chimie Analytique,<br />
Chimie de Paris, 11 rue P. et M. Curie, F-75231 Paris Cedex 05, France.<br />
2.Laboratoire Structure, Propriété et Modélisation des Solides, UMR 858<br />
Grande Voie des Vignes, F-92295 Châtenay-Malabry, France.<br />
Two recently proposed correlation functionals, TCA<br />
generalized-gradient approximation (GGA) class, are briefly presented and their performances are<br />
discussed. The emphasis is put on the comparison with hybrid functionals, which are often the<br />
preferred ones for applications to molecular (but not to solid-state) systems. We show that the TCA and<br />
RevTCA performances are not far from those of hybrid functionals such as B3LYP or PBE0 when<br />
standard tests are performed and can be even better when less standard systems are considered. This is<br />
particularly interesting in view of applications to nano-scale systems or systems of biological interest,<br />
and, in general, in all the cases where the computer time requirements become an important constraint.<br />
lar modeling and structural and biocatalytic properties of biogene amines<br />
kov 1,2<br />
Keywords: Density-functional theory; correlation functionals; GGA functionals; hybrid functionals;<br />
atomization energies; activation energies for chemical reaction; hydrogen bond<br />
PL-004<br />
Biomolecu<br />
(patophysiology)<br />
Alexander V. Glush<br />
1Odessa University, P.O.Box<br />
24a, Odessa-9, SE, 65009, Ukraine<br />
2Russian Academy Sciences, Troitsk, Moscow reg., 142090, Russia<br />
E-mail: glushkov@paco.net Paper is devoted to the Monte-Carlo<br />
computational studying the structural, and spectro<br />
properties for the biomolecules, in particular, biogene amines: serotonine (ST), histamine (HM), γ-amino oil acid (AC) a<br />
laser and neutron capture action on the indicated properties of studied molecules. The ST (or 5-hydroxitriptamine, 5-H<br />
produced by means of the hydroxciliration of essencial amine acid of the triptophane [1]. ST influences mainly in a place<br />
of<br />
its appearance and calls for blood vessel narrowing in places of the trombocites decay. Probably,<br />
serotonine ST is the mediator for transition of the nervous pulses in some branch of the brain. HM