D C Mikulecky

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Dynamic simulation of pharmacokinetic systems using the electrical circuit analysis program SPICE2.

K M Thakker, J H Wood, D C Mikulecky, 1982, Computer programs in biomedicine.

Folate-pool interconversions and inhibition of biosynthetic processes after exposure of L1210 leukemia cells to antifolates. Experimental and network thermodynamic analyses of the role of dihydrofolate polyglutamylates in antifolate action in cells.

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, R. Seither, 1989, The Journal of biological chemistry.

A network thermodynamic model of glomerular dynamics: application in the rat.

D E Oken, D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, 1981, Kidney international.

Determining the transient kinetic behavior of complex multi-enzyme systems by use of network thermodynamics.

D C Mikulecky, M Thellier, 1993, Comptes rendus de l'Academie des sciences. Serie III, Sciences de la vie.

A network thermodynamic two-port element to represent the coupled flow of salt and current. Improved alternative for the equivalent circuit.

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, 1979, Biophysical journal.

Network thermodynamic analysis and stimulation of isotonic solute-coupled volume flow in leaky epithelia: an example of the use of network theory to provide the qualitative aspects of a complex system and its verification by stimulation.

D C Mikulecky, M L Fidelman, 1988, Journal of theoretical biology.

Glucose utilization in rat adipocytes. The interaction of transport and metabolism as affected by insulin.

D C Mikulecky, J M May, 1983, The Journal of biological chemistry.

A simple network thermodynamic method for series-parallel coupled flows. III. Application to coupled solute and volume flows through epithelial membranes.

D C Mikulecky, S R Thomas, 1978, Journal of theoretical biology.

Network thermodynamic modeling of hormone regulation of active Na+ transport in cultured renal epithelium (A6).

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, M L Fidelman, 1986, The American journal of physiology.

A simple network thermodynamic method for modeling series-parallel coupled flows. I. The linear case.

D C Mikulecky, J S Shiner, D. Mikulecky, 1977, Journal of theoretical biology.

Compartmental analysis of the Na+ flux ratio with application to data on frog skin epidermis.

E G Huf, D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, 1985, Journal of theoretical biology.

A network thermodynamic model of salt and water flow across the kidney proximal tubule.

D C Mikulecky, S. R. Thomas, D. Mikulecky, 1978, The American journal of physiology.

Network thermodynamic approach compartmental analysis. Na+ transients in frog skin.

E G Huf, D C Mikulecky, S. R. Thomas, 1979, Biophysical journal.

Role of topology in bioenergetics of sodium transport in complex epithelia.

E G Huf, D C Mikulecky, 1986, The American journal of physiology.

A simple network thermodynamic method for series-parallel coupled flows: II. The non-linear theory, with applications to coupled solute and volume flow in a series membrane.

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, 1977, Journal of theoretical biology.

Exploration of apical sodium transport mechanisms in an epithelial model by network thermodynamic simulation of the effect of mucosal sodium depletion: I. Comparison of three different apical sodium permeability expressions.

D C Mikulecky, S. R. Thomas, D. Mikulecky, 1986, Journal of theoretical biology.

Network thermodynamics: a candidate for a common language for theoretical and experimental biology.

D C Mikulecky, 1983, The American journal of physiology.

The simple model of adipocyte hexose transport. Kinetic features, effect of insulin, and network thermodynamic computer simulations.

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, J. M. May, 1982, The Journal of biological chemistry.

Effect of direct suppression of thymidylate synthase at the 5,10-methylenetetrahydrofolate binding site on the interconversion of tetrahydrofolate cofactors to dihydrofolate by antifolates. Influence of degree of dihydrofolate reductase inhibition.

D C Mikulecky, R L Seither, D F Trent, 1991, The Journal of biological chemistry.

Exploration of apical sodium transport mechanisms in an epithelial model by network thermodynamic simulation of the effect of mucosal sodium depletion: II. An apical sodium channel and amiloride blocking.

D C Mikulecky, D. Mikulecky, S. Thomas, 1986, Journal of theoretical biology.