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Not all quiet on the noise front.

Nature chemical biology - 1 Oct 2009

McCullagh Emma, Farlow Justin, Fuller Christopher, Girard Juliet, Lipinski-Kruszka Joanna, Lu Dan, Noriega Thomas, Rollins Geoffrey, Spitzer Russell, Todhunter Michael, El-Samad Hana

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Phenotypic diversity exists even within isogenic populations of cells. Such nongenetic individuality may have wide implications for our understanding of many biological processes. The field of study concerned with the investigation of nongenetic individuality, also known as the 'biology of noise'...

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PMID: 19763097
DOI: 10.1038/nchembio.222

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