syrebasehomeostasen
Syrebasehomeostasen is a theoretical framework in systems biology and synthetic biology that describes how complex networks maintain stable internal states in the face of external perturbations. Proponents describe it as a unifying principle for multi-level regulation, where interacting subsystems generate robust setpoints through synergistic feedback and adaptive control.
Etymology and scope: The term is a portmanteau drawing on synergy, base, homeostasis, and sensor, and is
Core mechanisms: In syrebasehomeostasen models, stability emerges from distributed negative feedback, feedforward anticipation, gradient-based adaptation, and
Applications and status: The concept informs thought experiments in synthetic biology and autonomous regulation, and it
See also: Homeostasis, Cybernetics, Systems biology, Self-regulation, Synthetic biology.