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The information coded in the yeast response elements accounts for most of the topological properties of its transcriptional regulation network
algorithmbiologygene-expression-regulationgeneticsmetabolismmultidisciplinary-sciencessaccharomyces-cerevisiae
The regulation of gene expression in a cell relies to a major extent on transcription factors, proteins which recognize and bind the DNA at specific binding sites (response elements) within promoter regions associated with each gene. We present an information theoretic approach to modeling transcrip
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