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Number of Attractors in the Critical Kauffman Model Is Exponential by Fink, T M A, Sheldon, F C

“…The Kauffman model is the archetypal model of genetic computation. It highlights the importance of criticality, at which many biological systems seem poised…”
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Serendipity and strategy in rapid innovation by Fink, T. M. A., Reeves, M., Palma, R., Farr, R. S.

“…Innovation is to organizations what evolution is to organisms: it is how organizations adapt to environmental change and improve. Yet despite advances in our…”
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How much can we influence the rate of innovation? by Fink, T M A, Reeves, M

“…Innovation is how organizations drive technological change, but the rate of innovation can vary considerably from one technological domain to another. To…”
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Beach Cusps as Self-Organized Patterns by Werner, B. T., Fink, T. M.

“…Computer simulations of flow and sediment transport in the swash zone on a beach demonstrate that a model that couples local flow acceleration and alongshore…”
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Form and function in gene regulatory networks: the structure of network motifs determines fundamental properties of their dynamical state space by Ahnert, S. E., Fink, T. M. A.

“…Network motifs have been studied extensively over the past decade, and certain motifs, such as the feed-forward loop, play an important role in regulatory…”
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Unbiased pattern detection in microarray data series by Ahnert, S. E., Willbrand, K., Brown, F. C. S., Fink, T. M. A.

“…Motivation: Following the advent of microarray technology in recent years, the challenge for biologists is to identify genes of interest from the thousands of…”
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When are cellular automata random? by Coe, J. B, Ahnert, S. E, Fink, T. M. A

“…A random cellular automaton is one in which a cell's behaviour is independent of its previous states. We derive analytical conditions which must be satisfied…”
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Single elimination competition by Fink, T. M. A, Coe, J. B, Ahnert, S. E

“…We study a simple model of competition in which each player has a fixed strength: randomly selected pairs of players compete, the stronger one wins and the…”
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Three human elastase-like genes coordinately expressed in the myelomonocyte lineage are organized as a single genetic locus on 19pter by ZIMMER, M, MEDCALF, R. L, FINK, T. M, MATTMANN, C, LICHTER, P, JENNE, D. E

“…The human neutrophil and monocyte-derived serine protease homologues neutrophil elastase (NE), proteinase 3 (PR3), and azurocidin (AZU) are involved in a…”
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Ensemble approach to the analysis of weighted networks by Ahnert, S E, Garlaschelli, D, Fink, T M A, Caldarelli, G

“…We present an approach to the analysis of weighted networks, by providing a straightforward generalization of any network measure defined on unweighted…”
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1-D random landscapes and non-random data series by Fink, T. M. A, Willbrand, K, Brown, F. C. S

“…We study the simplest random landscape, the curve formed by joining consecutive data points $f_{1},\ldots,f_{N+1}$ with line segments, where the fi are i.i.d…”
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The reemergence of Aedes aegypti in Arizona by Engelthaler, D M, Fink, T M, Levy, C E, Leslie, M J

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The human gene for nuclear protein BM28 (CDCL1), a new member of the early S-phase family of proteins, maps to chromosome band 3q21 by Mincheva, A, Todorov, I, Werner, D, Fink, T M, Lichter, P

“…BM28, a newly recognized human nuclear protein, possibly plays an important role in two crucial steps of the cell cycle e.g. the onset of DNA replication and…”
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Aedes aegypti in Tucson, Arizona by Fink, T M, Hau, B, Baird, B L, Palmer, S, Kaplan, S, Ramberg, F B, Mead, D G, Hagedorn, H

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Short report: Decrease in seroprevalence of antibodies to hantavirus in rodents from 1993-1994 hantavirus pulmonary syndrome case sites by Engelthaler, D M, Levy, C E, Fink, T M, Tanda, D, Davis, T

“…Rodent trapping was conducted at seven hantavirus pulmonary syndrome (HPS) case sites from June 1993 to March 1994 during the HPS outbreak in the southwestern…”
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How many conformations can a protein remember? by Fink, T M, Ball, R C

“…We show that a protein can be trained to recognize multiple conformations, analogous to an associative memory, and provide capacity calculations based on…”
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Self-assembly, modularity, and physical complexity by Ahnert, S E, Johnston, I G, Fink, T M A, Doye, J P K, Louis, A A

“…We present a quantitative measure of physical complexity, based on the amount of information required to build a given physical structure through…”
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Clustering signatures classify directed networks by Ahnert, S E, Fink, T M A

“…We use a clustering signature, based on a recently introduced generalization of the clustering coefficient to directed networks, to analyze 16 directed…”
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Human perforin (PRF1) maps to 10q22, a region that is syntenic with mouse chromosome 10 by Fink, T M, Zimmer, M, Weitz, S, Tschopp, J, Jenne, D E, Lichter, P

“…Perforin (PRF1) is a cytolytic, channel-forming protein of cytolytic T cells, natural killer cells, and granulated metrial gland cells and plays a crucial role…”
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A large duplicated area in the polycystic kidney disease 1 (PKD1) region of chromosome 16 is prone to rearrangement by Harris, P C, Thomas, S, MacCarthy, A B, Stallings, R L, Breuning, M H, Jenne, D E, Fink, T M, Buckle, V J, Ratcliffe, P J, Ward, C J

“…An area of 500 kb at the proximal end of the polycystic kidney disease 1 (PKD1) region has been mapped in detail, with 260 kb cloned in cosmids. The area…”
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