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- 類型：已發表論文
- 日期：2010
摘要
Organismal development and many cell 生物 processes are organized in a modular fashion, where regulatory molecules form groups with many interactions within a group and few interactions between groups. Thus, the activity of elements within a module depends little on elements outside of it. Modularity facilitates the production of heritable variation and of 演化ary innovations. There is no consensus on how modularity might evolve, especially for modules in development. We show that modularity can increase in gene regulatory 網絡s as a byproduct of specialization in gene activity. Such specialization occurs after gene regulatory 網絡s are selected to produce new gene activity patterns that appear in a specific body structure or under a specific environmental condition. Modules that arise after speci
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