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most citedCross-species analysis traces adaptation of Rubisco towards optimality in a low dimensional landscape

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q-bio.BM2010★ 63 cited

RecA-mediated homology search as a nearly optimal signal detection system

Yonatan Savir, Tsvi Tlusty

Homologous recombination facilitates the exchange of genetic material between homologous DNA molecules. This crucial process requires detecting a specific homologous DNA sequence w…

q-bio.MN2010★ 16 cited

Optimal Design of a Molecular Recognizer: Molecular Recognition as a Bayesian Signal Detection Problem

Yonatan Savir, Tsvi Tlusty

Numerous biological functions-such as enzymatic catalysis, the immune response system, and the DNA-protein regulatory network-rely on the ability of molecules to specifically recog…

q-bio.BM2010★ 6 cited

Molecular Recognition as an Information Channel: The Role of Conformational Changes

Yonatan Savir, Tsvi Tlusty

Molecular recognition, which is essential in processing information in biological systems, takes place in a crowded noisy biochemical environment and requires the recognition of a…

q-bio.BM2010★ 302 cited

Cross-species analysis traces adaptation of Rubisco towards optimality in a low dimensional landscape

Yonatan Savir, Elad Noor, Ron Milo +1

Rubisco, probably the most abundant protein in the biosphere, performs an essential part in the process of carbon fixation through photosynthesis thus facilitating life on earth. D…

q-bio.BM2010

Conformational Proofreading: The Impact of Conformational Changes on the Specificity of Molecular Recognition

Yonatan Savir, Tsvi Tlusty

To perform recognition, molecules must locate and specifically bind their targets within a noisy biochemical environment with many look-alikes. Molecular recognition processes, esp…