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Bridging Transcriptome Regulation and Cellular Operational Efficiency with the Locality and Caching System Optimization Principles

2022-01-13

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Gene expression is time-consuming and sequentially more so from bacteria to yeast to human, rendering human cells vulnerable to proteomic-response and operational latency. Computers once suffered such latency, imposed by much-slower information retrieval (hard-drive (HD) to memory to central-processing-unit (CPU)) than CPU execution. Optimization principles, namely, spatiotemporal-locality-principles that control...

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10.1101/2022.01.11.475967
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