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Evolving Noisy Oscillatory Dynamics in Genetic Regulatory Networks Export

edited by: P. Collet, M. Tomassini, M. Ebner, S. Gustafson, A. Ekárt

In Proc. 9th Europ. Conference on Genetic Programming, Budapest, Hungary (April 2006), pp. 290-299.

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A GP approach to evolving GRNs

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We introduce a genetic programming (GP) approach for evolving genetic networks that demonstrate desired dynamics when simulated as a discrete stochastic process. Our representation of genetic networks is based on a biochemical reaction model including key elements such as transcription, translation and post-translational modifications. The stochastic, reaction-based GP system is similar but not identical with algorithmic chemistries. We evolved genetic networks with noisy oscillatory dynamics. The results show the practicality of evolving particular dynamics in gene regulatory networks when modelled with intrinsic noise.


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