Figure 7From: Introduction of an agent-based multi-scale modular architecture for dynamic knowledge representation of acute inflammationSimulated Permeability Effects of Ethyl Pyruvate and NAD+. Graph demonstrating the effects of simulated addition of ethyl pyruvate and NAD+ on the pro-inflammatory algorithms within the epi-cell agents. Both of these substances interfere with NF-kappa-B localization, and therefore are "upstream" from the iNOS-NO pathways as represented in those rules. This graph can be compared to Figure 1 from Ref [24] with ethyl pyruvate at 1.0 mM dose, and Figure 1a from Ref [25] with NAD+ at 0.1 mM dose.Back to article page