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Selectively Advantageous Instability and Information Theory in Sex-specific Aging
Biological information is generally thought to be subject to selection for faithful maintenance. However, accurate preservation is often combined with regulated mechanisms that generate state change. Selectively advantageous instability (SAI) of biological information is modeled here as instability
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