9 citations · 15 across the 3 of their papers we have counts for
3 papers
q-bio.GN2004★ 9 cited
Increasing biological complexity is positively correlated with the relative genome-wide expansion of non-protein-coding DNA sequences
R. J. Taft, J. S. Mattick
Background: Prior to the current genomic era it was suggested that the number of protein-coding genes that an organism made use of was a valid measure of its complexity. It is now…
q-bio.MN2004★ 2 cited
Failed "nonaccelerating" models of prokaryote gene regulatory networks
M. J. Gagen, J. S. Mattick
Much current network analysis is predicated on the assumption that important biological networks will either possess scale free or exponential statistics which are independent of n…
q-bio.MN2003★ 4 cited
Is prokaryotic complexity limited by accelerated growth in regulatory overhead?
Larry J. Croft, Martin J. Lercher, Michael J. Gagen +1
Increased biological complexity is generally associated with the addition of new genetic information, which must be integrated into the existing regulatory network that operates wi…