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Hill activation function (h(u;K,n)=un/(Kn+un))

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A Hill activation function is an increasing saturating input function for phenomenological regulation of gene expression. For positive K,n, its value is one-half at u=K. The Hill coefficient controls steepness; it need not equal a literal molecular binding-site count.

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