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Table 2 Experimental and compound parameter values

From: Modeling the behavior of human induced pluripotent stem cells seeded on melt electrospun scaffolds

Par

Experimental value range (×10−5)

Ref

Functional effect range

Compound value range

\(\alpha =\bar {\alpha }f_{1}f_{7}\)

[0.1,2.6]

[14]

[0.66,4]

[0.00000066,0.00010]

\(\beta =\bar {\beta }f_{2}f_{7}\)

[1.6,2.6]

[14]

[0.685,4]

[0.000011,0.000104]

\(\gamma =\bar {\gamma }f_{3}f_{7}\)

[1.6,2.6]

[14]

[0.51,4]

[0.00000816,0.000104]

\(p_{1}=\bar {p_{1}}f_{5}f_{6}f_{10}\)

[69,120]

[7, 29, 37]

[0,11.81]

[0,0.014]

\(p_{2}=\bar {p_{2}}f_{5}f_{6}f_{10}\)

[45,160]

[7, 29, 37]

[0,11.81]

[0,0.019]

\(d_{1}=\bar {d_{1}}f_{4}f_{9}\)

[10,17]

[8]

[0.0050,1.24]

[0.00000050,0.00021]

\(d_{2}=\bar {d_{2}}f_{4}f_{9}\)

[7.3,8.2]

[8]

[0.0050,1.24]

[0.00000036,0.000102]

\(r=\bar {r}f_{8}\)

[0.1,17]

[8]

[0.14,3]

[0.00000014,0.00051]

  1. The functional effect is the product of feedbacks for each parameter, e.g. f α =f 1 f 7. The compound value is the experimental value, denoted by a bar above the parameter, multiplied by the functional effect, e.g. \( \bar {\alpha }f_{\alpha }\)
  2. *No measurements available. Closest related measurements were taken. For α, the upper bound for β was used. For r, the upper bound for d 1 was used. In both cases, it is taken that 0.000001 is the lower bound