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The spatial structure building block for pregnant women should be updated to reflect changes that were introduced after OSP version 6.0. For example the following parameters are missing in the spatial structure:
Organism|Kidney|Age of aging onset
Organism|Kidney|Aging half-time
Organism|Kidney|GFR
Organism|Kidney|Hill coefficient for aging GFR
Organism|Kidney|Maximal decreasing rate factor
Organism|Kidney|Renal aging scaling factor
...
Not all of these parameters are needed for the pregnancy model and it should be still possible to use the building block for the published workaround, but in some cases an error will be thrown, for example when combining the model structure it with a new pregnant individual in the R toolbox (e.g. setParameterValuesByPath()).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I am trying to build a pregnancy model that I started in PK-Sim, sent to MoBi
Then in MoBi I did the following all the steps advised in "Applied Concepts in PBPK Modeling: How to Extend an Open Systems Pharmacology Model to the Special Population of Pregnant Women"
Finally, when I tried to put the simulation together in MoBi, I got the following error message
When tracked the path down I found the following set of parameters
I went back to check the PkSim file for the related nonpregnant model, and these were the values
The spatial structure building block for pregnant women should be updated to reflect changes that were introduced after OSP version 6.0. For example the following parameters are missing in the spatial structure:
Organism|Kidney|Age of aging onset
Organism|Kidney|Aging half-time
Organism|Kidney|GFR
Organism|Kidney|Hill coefficient for aging GFR
Organism|Kidney|Maximal decreasing rate factor
Organism|Kidney|Renal aging scaling factor
Not all of these parameters are needed for the pregnancy model and it should be still possible to use the building block for the published workaround, but in some cases an error will be thrown, for example when combining the model structure it with a new pregnant individual in the R toolbox (e.g.
setParameterValuesByPath()
).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: