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Phenotype switching and mutations in random environments.
Bulletin of mathematical biology - 1 Feb 2012
Fudenberg Drew, Imhof Lorens A
Abstract excerpt
Cell populations can benefit from changing phenotype when the environment changes. One mechanism for generating these changes is stochastic phenotype switching, whereby cells switch stochastically from one phenotype to another according to genetically determined rates, irrespective of the current environment, with the matching of phenotype to environment then determined by selective pressure. This mechanism has...
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