[PDF] Top 20 On the position of biology in systems biology

... encountered in non-living systems and for which biology must be able to account (Mayr, ...2004). In addition, the capacity of organisms to evolve is singled out by Mayr as ... See full document

... data on the breeding biology and nest site characteristics of the six most frequently encountered nesters in a small ecological reserve immersed in the city ... See full document

... as the central circadian clock and nitrogen metabolism ...regulators of the plant response to organic forms of nitrogen (N), transcriptomics data were analyzed in the context ... See full document

... brief on development of the technology, and to ensure that existing regulatory systems are revised to take account of future developments in the fi ...nd the use ... See full document

... (1977), in her critique on the ecology of fishes in tropical waters, stated that "The biology of riverine fishes is governed by the seasonality of ... See full document

... detailed in that position description, but it is Rebecca who has that job right ...that position life, animating it with the values she brings to the job, the skills she‟s picked ... See full document

... reconstruction of the human metabolic network based on a combination of "bibliomic" and genomic data known as Recon 1 was made available ten years ago (Duarte et ...a systems ... See full document

... (see the low p-values for MD-MG and PD-MG in Figures 5C and ...lost in the gene-to- gene unipartite projections of HDN and ...ODN. The distributions of PD-MG subsets show ... See full document

... values in different regulatory regions, can be observed for k=4, 5, and 7 nucleotides, meanwhile, for the other lengths, the degree of degeneracy tends to be similar for all the ... See full document

... From the initial developmental stage until it reaches its maturity, the dentin suffers alterations in its degree of mineralization, a process which occurs continuously and may be physiological ... See full document

... Of the 57 talks, 48 (84 %) used developmental genet- ics or gene regulatory network (GRN) analysis, 27 (47 %) examined morphology, 25 (44 %) used comparative embryology, and three (5 %) focused on ... See full document

... by the large panel of lifestyle strategies that microorganisms use to infect and persist within tick populations (Figure ...transmitted in ticks, and thus be maintained throughout each generation as ... See full document

... from the domain of com- putational systems biology on two different platforms: a local cluster and a virtual cluster on the Microsoft Azure public ...that the ... See full document

... nest. In most of the nests the number of such females exceeded the number of ce lIs from which be es had emerged, but never by more than ...four. The correlation ... See full document

... for the normal host development (Wernegreen, 2005; Moran et ...where the primary endosymbionts are restricted. Depending on the insect host lineage, the bacteriome can be derived from ... See full document

... summarize the main patterns of variation. The first principal component represents the summary of the module and is referred to as the module ...summarizing the ... See full document

... that in these experiments the computational load is not shared among pro- ...Thus, the speedup depends on the impact that the cooperation among pro- cesses produces on ... See full document

... studies in which artificial life has already been used to study evolution. One of the pioneers of this field was Tom Ray, a tropical ecologist who became interested around 1990 in ... See full document

... care of the processes that con- struct a population and a species, and, at the same time, the role of taking a look on every single living creature, in a continuous return ... See full document

... instead of HO-2 inhibition and decrease in CO production. The findings and conclusions of Prabhakar’s laboratory in chemore- ceptor cells (reviewed by Prabhakar, 1998) are at variance ... See full document