Table 1 Combined description of variables, symbols, and GBM scRNA-seq datasets used in the study.
GBM scRNA-seq dataset and description | ||
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Dataset | Description | Number of cells |
BT_S1 | Neoplastic cells from tumor core of patient BT_S1 | 265 |
BT_S2 | Neoplastic cells from tumor core of patient BT_S2 | 502 |
BT_S4 | Neoplastic cells from tumor core of patient BT_S4 | 134 |
BT_S6 | Neoplastic cells from tumor core of patient BT_S6 | 126 |
BT_All | All patients neoplastic cells from tumor core | 1027 |
BT_Regular | All patients regular cells from tumor core and periphery | 2489 |
Model parameters | ||
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Symbol | Description | Value/range |
k | Self-degradation constant | \(k = 1\) |
S | Hill function inflection point value | \(0.5 \le S \le 4\), in steps of 0.5 |
n | Hill function transition intensity | \(1 \le n \le 4\), in steps of 0.5 |
\(a_i\) | Activation coefficients for gene i | \(0.01 \le a_i \le\) 10 |
\(b_i\) | Inhibition coefficients for gene i | \(0.01 \le b_i \le\) 10 |
Simulation settings | ||
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Symbol | Description | Value/range |
\(\eta\) | Proportionality constant in multiplicative noise | \(\eta = 0.001\) |
\(t_{sim}\) | Simulation time | \(t_{sim} = 200\) a.u. |
\(\Delta t\) | Time steps used in simulations | \(\Delta t = 0.05\) a.u. |
\(N_{method}\) | Numerical method used for solving SDEs | Euler-Maruyama |
\(\textbf{X}_\alpha\) | Centroid vector for cluster \(\alpha\) | Xα = {Xα,1, Xα,2, ..., Xα,n } |
\(\mathbf {X_{sim}}(0)\) | Initial condition for simulations, using centroids and/or noise | Xsim(0)= \({\textbf{X}}_\alpha + \beta \cdot \mathbf {\varepsilon ^0}\) or \(\mathbf {X_{sim}}(0) = \mathbf {\varepsilon ^1}\) |
\(\mathbf {\varepsilon ^0}\) | Gaussian noise applied to initial conditions | \(\mathbf {\varepsilon _{i}^{0}} \sim \mathscr {N}\) (0.5, 0.1) |
\(\mathbf {\varepsilon ^1}\) | Uniformly distributed random noise for initial conditions | \(\mathbf {\varepsilon _{i}^{1}} \sim U(0, 10)\) |
\(\beta\) | Proportionality constant for perturbation in initial conditions | 0 and 1 |