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Weinstein, A.M., and E.D. Sontag.  2007.  Modeling proximal tubule cell homeostasis: tracking changes in luminal flow.  Bull. Math. Biol. In press.

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Weinstein, A.M. 2005.  A mathematical model of rat distal convoluted tubule (II):
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Weinstein, A.M. 2003. Modeling epithelial cell homeostasis: assessing recovery
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