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A small hint: for this type of modelling, molecules can also appear from nothing or dissappear into nothing. For example: R1: -> P; k1; is a viable reaction.
That's helpful, thank you. Could we have inferred this from the introduction or is this just something you kind of "have to know"?
There is no clear hint for it in the Notebook. You might have known it, but it depends on your background. We will add it as a hint for the next year. Important: understand that this is just an abstraction for modelling, in the real biological system of course CDK1 comes from inactive CDK1, which in turn comes from protein synthesis.
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