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19972005
most citedDistinct changes of genomic biases in nucleotide substitution at the time of mammalian radiation

108 citations · 112 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

q-bio.GN2005

Substantial regional variation in substitution rates in the human genome: importance of GC content, gene density and telomere-specific effects

Peter F Arndt, Terence Hwa, Dmitri A Petrov

This study presents the first global, 1 Mbp level analysis of patterns of nucleotide substitutions along the human lineage. The study is based on the analysis of a large amount of…

q-bio.MN20043 cited

Transcriptional Regulation by the Numbers 2: Applications

Lacramioara Bintu, Nicolas E. Buchler, Hernan G. Garcia +5

With the increasing amount of experimental data on gene expression and regulation, there is a growing need for quantitative models to describe the data and relate them to the diffe…

q-bio.MN20041 cited

Transcriptional Regulation by the Numbers 1: Models

Lacramioara Bintu, Nicolas E. Buchler, Hernan G. Garcia +4

The study of gene regulation and expression is often discussed in quantitative terms. In particular, the expression of genes is regularly characterized with respect to how much, ho…

cond-mat.soft2003

The style of genetic computing

Nicolas E. Buchler, Ulrich Gerland, Terence Hwa

Cells receive a wide variety of cellular and environmental signals, which must be processed combinatorially to generate specific and timely genetic responses. We present here a the…

cond-mat.stat-mech2003108 cited

Distinct changes of genomic biases in nucleotide substitution at the time of mammalian radiation

Peter F. Arndt, Dmitri A. Petrov, Terence Hwa

Differences in the regional substitution patterns in the human genome created patterns of large-scale variation of base composition known as genomic isochores. To gain insight into…

physics.bio-ph2001

On the Selection and Evolution of Regulatory DNA Motifs

Ulrich Gerland, Terence Hwa

The mutation and selection of regulatory DNA sequences is presented as an ideal model system of molecular evolution where genotype, phenotype, and fitness can be explicitly and ind…