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Stoichiometric Tumor Model: Phosphorus Flow By: Bo Deng, Vladimir Ufimtsev and Melissa Wilson Funded By NSF/REU Grant to University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Page 1: Stoichiometric Tumor Model: Phosphorus Flow

Stoichiometric Tumor Model:Phosphorus Flow

By: Bo Deng, Vladimir Ufimtsev and Melissa Wilson

Funded By NSF/REU Grant to University of Nebraska-Lincoln

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Stoichiometry-

Mass Balance:

The concept that matter is conserved.

Whatever is put into a system either remains in the system or is excreted from it.

OHOHOH 23 2

On each side of the equation there are:

2-Oxygens

4-Hydrogens

The quantitative relationship between elements in a system.

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PHOSPHORUS!!

Metabolic Pathways

ATP – Adenosine Tri-Phosphate

DNA/RNA Replication

http://www.blc.arizona.edu/Molecular_Graphics/DNA_Structure/DNA_Tutorial.HTML#Components

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http://www.accessexcellence.org/AB/GG/dna_replicating.html

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Measuring Phosphorus

Phosphorus makes up:

1% of Healthy Cells

2% of Tumor Cells

Using a healthy person of average mass,70kg, excluding bone mass, 8.9kg, with no tumor, her mass becomes:

61.1 kg of Healthy Cells

* (1 kg of Phos/100 kg of Healthy Cells)

=.611 kg of Phos

* (1000 g/kg)

= 611 g of Phos

Kuang et al. 2004, Williams 2002

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Holling’s uptaking/capturing functional form (1959)

P

P

P

P

P

P

P

Total area = ,A Area of 1 P = PA

Machine will tap at the board at a rate of: k taps per unit of time.

PP P

P

P

How many units of prey (discs) will the machine tap, in a given search time; ?st

tappedP stk A

PAP Pt

A

Ak s

P

Pta s

Number of discs = P (remains constant)

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P

P

P

P

P

P

P

Total area = AArea of 1 P =

PA

PP P

P

P

How many units of prey (discs) will the machine capture, in a given time; ?t

capturedP )( capturedh Pttk

The total time spent searching becomes:

Handling time for each disc = ht

capturedhs Pttt

A

PAP PPtta capturedh )(

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PPttaP capturedhcaptured )(

Pta

PtaP

h

captured

1

Pta

Pa

t

P

h

captured

1

Pta

Pt

t

P

h

hcaptured

1

1

aptureuptaking/c of rate max. the ,1

1

1

limh

h

h

P tPta

Pt

P

capturedP

ht

1

0

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YP

ta

Pt

h

h

1

1

YPta

PtaYP

hcaptured

1

Total number of P captured by Y many machines or cells in a unit time is

YPs

Pc

Y

Y

Also known as the Monod-Jacob form (1961) or the Michaelis-Menten form (1913)

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http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/amcgann/body/circulatory.html

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QuantitiesH = Amount of Healthy cells that compose the body (without the organ).O = Amount of Healthy cells that compose the organ.P = Amount of Phosphorus in the blood stream.

IMPORTANT: The amounts of all quantities in the system are specified

by the amount of Phosphorus that each quantity possesses.

dH

dt

dO

dt

dP

dt

H

H

c PH

s P

O

O

c PO

s P

0P P H

H

c PH

s P

O

O

c PO

s P

HdH

OdO

HdH OdO

2HmH

2OmO

2HmH 2OmO

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QuantitiesH = Amount of Healthy cells that compose the body (without the organ).O = Amount of Healthy cells that compose the organ.P = Amount of Phosphorus in the blood stream.

IMPORTANT: The amounts of all quantities in the system are specified

by the amount of Phosphorus that each quantity possesses.

dH

dt

dO

dt

dP

dt

H

H

c PH

s P

O

O

c PO

s P

0P P H

H

c PH

s P

O

O

c PO

s P

HdH

OdO

2HmH

2OmO

)( 22 OmHmOdHdr OHOH

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http://www.robertsreview.com/cancer_pictures.html

http://www.maths.dundee.ac.uk/~sanderso/tumour.htm

Liver Cancer Angiogenesis

Organ and Tumor

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QuantitiesH = Amount of Healthy Cells that compose the body (without the organ)O = Amount of Healthy Cells that compose the organT = Amount of Cancerous Cell that compose the tumor V = Amount of cells that compose the vessels in the tumorP = Amount of Phosphorus in the blood stream

OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

TPs

Pc

V

V

OdHdr OH ( )

TdT

VdV

TdT VdV

2HmH

2OmO

2TmT

2HmH 2OmO 2TmT

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QuantitiesH = Amount of Healthy Cells that compose the body (without the organ)O = Amount of Healthy Cells that compose the organT = Amount of Cancerous Cell that compose the tumor V = Amount of cells that compose the vessels in the tumorP = Amount of Phosphorus in the blood stream

OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

TPs

Pc

V

V

OdHdr OH ( )

TdT

VdV

TdT VdV

2HmH

2OmO

2TmT

OVTmC )(

2HmH 2OmO OVTmC )( 2TmT

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T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

The term for Tumor growth:

The term is used to explain the

distribution of Phosphorus throughout the circulatory system.

VOH

V

P

VOH

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Immune Response

Effector Cells NK Cells

(NaturalKillers)

Attack likeT-Cells

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Natural Killer Cells

http://www.cancerfoundation.com/NKcells.html, 2004

Natural Killer Cell (NK Cell) cell destroying a targeted tumor cell.

Tumor cell

NK Cell

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OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dEdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

TPs

Pc

V

V

OdHdr OH ( )

TdT

VdV

TdT VdV

2HmH

2OmO

2TmT

OVTmC )(

2HmH 2OmO OVTmC )( 2TmT

EPs

Pc

E

E

11

EPs

Pc

E

E

1

1

EdE

EdE

2EmE

2EmE

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Antigenicity

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AntigenicityaTTttT destroyedhdestroyed )(

ts

ta

ET

Tts

tTttT

ETdestroyedhdestroyed

)(

tTTsa

tTc

ts

tTa

ts

tTc

t

T

ETET

ET

ETET

ETET

destroyed

)(

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OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dEdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TdT 2TmT

TPs

Pc

V

V

VdV

EPs

Pc

E

E

11 EdE 2EmE

EdE

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

E

Ps

Pc

E

E

1

1

OdHdr OH ( TdT 2HmH 2OmO OVTmC )( 2TmT 2EmE )

2HmH

2OmO OVTmC )(

VdV

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

EtTTsa

tTc

ETET

ET

)(

E

tTTsa

tTcr

ETET

ET

)(

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OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dEdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

EtTTsa

tTc

ETET

ET

)(

E

tTTsa

tTcr

ETET

ET

)(

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TdT 2TmT

TPs

Pc

V

V

VdV

EPs

Pc

E

E

11 EdE 2EmE

EdE

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

E

Ps

Pc

E

E

1

1

OdHdr OH ( TdT 2HmH 2OmO OVTmC )( 2TmT 2EmE )

2HmH

2OmO OVTmC )(

VdV

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

)(tI

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OPs

PcH

Ps

PcPP

dt

dPdt

dEdt

dVdt

dT

OdOPs

Pc

dt

dO

HdHPs

Pc

dt

dH

O

O

H

H

OO

O

HH

H

][ 0

EtTTsa

tTc

ETET

ET

)(

E

tTTsa

tTcr

ETET

ET

)(

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TdT 2TmT

TPs

Pc

V

V

VdV

EPs

Pc

E

E

11 EdE 2EmE

EdE

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

)(

)(

TPs

Pc

V

V

E

Ps

Pc

E

E

1

1

OdHdr OH ( TdT 2HmH 2OmO OVTmC )( 2TmT 2EmE )

2HmH

2OmO OVTmC )(

VdV

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

E

tTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2

)(tI

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Days until tumor detected

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Tumor Dynamics without Therapy

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Chemotherapy and Tumor Death

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dt

dH HPs

Pc

H

H

HdH 2HmH

OVTmC )( 2OmO

dt

dV

dt

dT

OdOOPs

Pc

O

O

dt

dO

dt

dP

dt

dE

TdT 2TmTT

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

EtTTsa

tTc

ETET

ET

)(

EtTTsa

tTc

ETET

ET

)(

VdV

EPs

Pc

E

E

11

TPs

Pc

V

V

EdE 2EmE

EtTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2 )(tI

PP 0

EtTTsa

tTcind

Ps

Pc

ETET

ET

E

E

)(2

2HPs

Pc

H

H

TdTOdOHdH

T

VOH

VPs

VOH

VPc

T

T

EPs

Pc

E

E

1

1TPs

Pc

V

V

O

Ps

Pc

O

O

(r VdV EdE )2HmH 2TmT2OmO OVTmC )( 2EmE