Internal signal stochastic resonance induced by colored noise in an intracellular calcium oscillations model

An intracellular calcium oscillations model subject to external colored noise is investigated. Internal signal stochastic resonance (ISSR) can be induced and significantly influenced by colored noise. The signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) exhibits two maxima with the increment of the correlation time as the noise intensity is fixed, indicating the occurrence of stochastic bi-resonance. Additionally, we find ISSR and explicit internal signal stochastic resonance (EISSR) have quite similar responses to colored noise, which implies there are some commonalities in their mechanisms.