Not really 
and that’s most likely because I changed my focus on a more practical way of resarch, away from complex computational models. And this is again due to the fact that I’m apparenteley not a maths genius 
and that I’m never going to be able to simulate all the effects precisely in time. More importantly however it is because I focus on modyfing single effects (m)TOR[C1] has, and therefore I wont need to simulate the effects a deletion/deactivation of it would have caused. That’s also the reason why the “D” in MDSCT (for deletion/deactivation) was changed to a “R” for re-engineering, leading to the new name MRSCT (mTOR re-engineering stem cell therapy).
Yeah I’m sorry for that, in general the topic is kind of hard to understand without spending a lot of time on what all these stand for, but they are used in every paper in similar ways. I might actually make a post where I try to shortly sum up what all these stand for.
They stand for medikaru [≙ Medical] (in katakana) in order to somehow translate the name into japanese.
They are simply there because of my appreciation of th japanese culure, and because i might want to move there one day
And of course I want it to be international, if i had the skills I’d also write the posts bilingal, but at the moment I just don’t have enough time to learn japanese.