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. 2012 Apr 20;7(4):e34036. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0034036

Figure 5. Simulations with the full Dual Oscillator Model.

Figure 5

(A) Mitochondrial NADH oscillations occur due to oscillations in glycolysis. These are terminated when the ratio VPFK2/VPFK2, and thus the Fru2,6-BP level, is sufficiently large. (B) Slow Ca2+ oscillations are made faster and smaller by the addition of PFK2/FBPase2, with VPFK2/VPFK2 = 0.5. They are replaced by fast Ca2+ oscillations when VPFK2/VPFK2 = 2.