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A model for the evolution of networks of genes.

Journal of theoretical biology - 7 Dec 1993

Clarke B, Mittenthal J E, Senn M

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An organism persists through the activity of structural genes, which is co-ordinated by clusters of coupled regulatory genes. During evolution, changes of coupling within a cluster can increase the reliability with which its structural genes perform a task. To study the evolution of coupling, we have simulated and analyzed a stochastic model for a simple problem. The assumptions of the model are these: A network...

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PMID: 8114498
DOI: 10.1006/jtbi.1993.1189

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