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Stochastic modelling of a three-dimensional glycogen granule synthesis and impact of the branching enzyme

Fig 9

Comparison of simulated versus experimental CLDs.

Experimental data are from Sullivan and coworkers [25] (black squares). In each simulation run 50,000 glucose units are incorporated in the growing granule (grey line). The average over 200 runs is represented as a red dotted line. Left: The CLD for the best fitting score () is obtained with {Γ = 0.6, , , , ρ = 0.65 nm}. Our best fit almost perfectly captures the experimental CLD. Right: CLD using parameter values typically assumed in the literature {Γ = 0.6, , , , ρ = 0.65 nm} [49, 50]. The simulated CLD differs a lot from the experimental one, with under-representation of small DPs, and over-representation of high ones.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1010694.g009