Mass-action chemical reaction networks can be composed to compute composite functions if the downstream subsystem is input-to-state stable, enabling layer-by-layer molecular computation without oscillator signals.
Saddle-node bifurcations in biochemical reaction networks with mass action kinetics and application to a double-phosphorylation mechanism,
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Input-to-state stability-based chemical reaction networks composition for molecular computations
Mass-action chemical reaction networks can be composed to compute composite functions if the downstream subsystem is input-to-state stable, enabling layer-by-layer molecular computation without oscillator signals.