Titlebook: Computation in Cells and Tissues; Perspectives and Too Ray Paton,Hamid Bolouri,Richard Tateson Book 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg

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Introduction to Off-Shell String Theoryto consider models of pattern formation that are constructed using a spatially discrete cellular structure. Here, the particular case of pattern formation in cellular systems that depends on contact-dependent (juxtacrine) signalling between cells is discussed. Spatial and spatio-temporal patterns ca

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Studies in History and Philosophy of Sciencecesses and phenomena from a systems point of view. One of the most natural and accessible computational models is the state machine. These come in a variety of types and possess a variety of properties. This Chapter discusses some useful ones and looks at how machines involving simpler machines can

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-11994-6: the possession of hair-like . for movement, and the presence of two . instead of the usual one. One nucleus (the .) is used for sexual exchange of DNA, and the other (the .) is responsible for cell growth and proliferation. Crucially, the micronucleus contains an “encoded” description of the worki

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A Conceptualization of String Figure-Makingn with a general discussion of some of the ways proteins can be viewed from an information processing point of view. The degree of computational prowess shown by many proteins, such as enzymes and transcription factors is discussed; specifically in terms of a number of ‘cognitive’ capacities. We rev

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Studies in History and Philosophy of Scienceres. We review some aspects of the history and motivations behind the development of category theory and how it has impacted on developments in theoretical biology and theoretical computer science. This leads on to a discussion of hierarchical systems and a discussion of some simple examples. The im

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A Conceptualization of String Figure-Makingbut by taking a computational stance towards the way such systems work. A number of issues are addressed. Firstly the question of what kinds of computer science are needed to help understand computational processes which happen outside of conventional computing machines. The second issue addressed p

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Ray Paton,Hamid Bolouri,Richard TatesonDeals with the growing interface between cellular systems, computational modelling and biologically inspired computing.Unique blend of topical contributions.Highly multidisciplinary but written for a

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