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• 2007Mechanism and mechanical explanation in systems biology11This work began in March 2005, at the Hanse Institute for Advanced Study (HWK) at Delmenhorst (Germany), in collaboration with Fred Boogerd and Frank Bruggeman. The HWK was a remarkable environment, and we acknowledge their support as the prime movers of this paper. The work continued at the University of Osnabrück in the summer of 2005. In many ways, Boogerd and Bruggeman deserve to be coauthors of this paper. We certainly would not, and could not, have done this work without our four-way collaboration. We do intend to develop another paper with them in which these themes are worked out in a more satisfactory way. RCR also would like to thank the Taft Faculty Committee at the University of Cincinnati for supporting the project.