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Figure 10: Comparison of frequencies and amplitudes between
model and experiment for N
o
= 5.000 cells.
Figure 11: Comparison of frequencies between model and
experiment for N
o
= 10.000 cells.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT
This work was supported in part by the Spanish
founded Project: Integrated Microsystems for cell
culture test (TEC2013-46242-C3-1-P), co-financed
with FEDER program.
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