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A note on bistability of a two-gene competitive system
Positive autoregulation together with mutual competition is one of the simplest mechanisms that can produce bistability in gene-regulatory models. We study a two-gene system in which each gene activates its own expression and the two genes compete through regulatory terms with Hill exponent one. We
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