Table 1. Sensitivities of output (Gbg/Gt) to k_Ga and k_Gd based on a 10th degree polynomial fit.

Sensitivity coefficients are given for different time points (T, secs) and α-factor concentrations (L, nM), as well as the overall mean.

Data points		Sensitivity to kGa	Sensitivity to kGd
L = 1000	T = 10	4.6 × 10−1	−2.4 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 30	4.5 × 10−1	−3.0 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 60	4.5 × 10−1	−3.4 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 120	4.3 × 10−1	−3.7 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 210	4.3 × 10−1	−4.0 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 300	4.2 × 10−1	−4.0 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 450	4.0 × 10−1	−4.0 × 10−1
L = 1000	T = 600	3.9 × 10−1	−4.0 × 10−1
L = 1	T = 60	3.5 × 10−1	−2.0 × 10−1
L = 2	T = 60	3.8 × 10−1	−2.3 × 10−1
L = 5	T = 60	4.2 × 10−1	−2.7 × 10−1
L = 10	T = 60	4.4 × 10−1	−2.9 × 10−1
L = 20	T = 60	4.4 × 10−1	−3.1 × 10−1
L = 50	T = 60	4.4 × 10−1	−3.2 × 10−1
L = 100	T = 60	4.5 × 10−1	−3.2 × 10−1
Mean sensitivity		4.2 × 10−1	−3.2 × 10−1