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Marwan2003 - Genetics, regulatory hierarchy between genes

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Theory of time-resolved somatic complementation and its use to explore the sporulation control network in Physarum polycephalum.

Marwan Wolfgang W

Genetics 20030501 1

Mutants of Physarum polycephalum can be complemented by fusion of plasmodial cells followed by cytoplasmic mixing. Complementation between strains carrying different mutational defects in the sporulation control network may depend on the signaling state of the network components. We have previously suggested that time-resolved somatic complementation (TRSC) analysis with such mutants may be used to probe network architecture and dynamics. By computer simulation it is now shown how and under whic ...[more]

PMID: 12750324

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