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Transcriptional Regulatory Circuits: Predicting Numbers from Alphabets

by: Harold D. Kim, Tal Shay, Erin K. O'Shea, Aviv Regev
Science In Science, Vol. 325, No. 5939. (24 July 2009), pp. 429-432, doi:10.1126/science.1171347  Key: citeulike:5248466

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Transcriptional regulatory circuits govern how cis and trans factors transform signals into messenger RNA (mRNA) expression levels. With advances in quantitative and high-throughput technologies that allow measurement of gene expression state in different conditions, data that can be used to build and test models of transcriptional regulation is being generated at a rapid pace. Here, we review experimental and computational methods used to derive detailed quantitative circuit models on a small scale and cruder, genome-wide models on a large scale. We discuss the potential of combining small- and large-scale approaches to understand the working and wiring of transcriptional regulatory circuits.


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