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12 Labours tools for developing Functional Tissue Units
A brief introduction of the technical approach to model FTUs as an aggregate
of cells, whose state transition dynamics are mathematically represented as
port-hamiltonians or Differential Algebraic equations is presented. A python
library and browser based tool to enable modellers to compose the FTU graph,
specify the cellular equations and the interconnection between the cells at the
level of physical quantities they exchange consistent with the technical
approach is discussed.