Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks

He, Peng; Nakano, Tadashi; Wang, Dapeng; Yang, Boran; Liu, Hanyong; Han, Xiaojuan

doi:10.1109/globecom38437.2019.9013271

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“…In addition, [15], [16] have compared Ca 2+ signaling performance among different types of biological cells for applications of detecting tissue abnormality. In addition, our previous works have investigated the impact of factors on Ca 2+ signaling, including gap junction channel gating [14], environmental noise [10] and cellular mobility [11]. These previous work lays a foundation to motivate this work and obtain updated findings.…”

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

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2019

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Molecular communications provide an opportunity to understand the complex mechanisms in living individuals. In this work, we employ the calcium signaling among a group of mobile cells to study the multi-modality behavior of mobile molecular communication networks. We study such behavior from a multimedia view by using the experience of traditional communication networks. In the beginning, we employ a random walk model to study the stochastic mobility of biological cells and dynamic property of cellular networks. Then, we propose a mathematical model to illustrate how calcium signals are generated and propagate in mobile networks. In addition, we propose a multimedia theme to study molecular communications. In this regard, we discuss two transmission forms of calcium signaling, namely concentration transmission and waveform transmission. Further, a simulation is executed to illustrate the patterning of calcium signal waveforms and the results indicate the performance is restrained by environmental factors. The results also exhibit the performance differences of two transmission forms and validate the discussed properties of our proposed multimedia theme. INDEX TERMS Calcium signaling, mobile molecular communication, multi-modality, multimedia.

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

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2019

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2023 IEEE Applied Sensing Conference (APSCON)

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks

Cited by 7 publications

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

Directed Transimission of Ca²⁺ Signals in Three-dimention Biological Cell Networks

The Various Techniques in Mmcn: An Overiview

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks

Cited by 7 publications

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Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

Calcium Signaling in Mobile Molecular Communication Networks: From a Multimedia View

Directed Transimission of Ca2+ Signals in Three-dimention Biological Cell Networks

The Various Techniques in Mmcn: An Overiview

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Directed Transimission of Ca²⁺ Signals in Three-dimention Biological Cell Networks