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Nature | 2007

All systems go

Eric Werner

Three authors present very different views of the developing field of systems biology. Uri Alons book An Introduction to Systems Biology: Design Principles of Biological Circuits, has done much to introduce systems biology to a wider audience. Its one of a clutch of systems biology texts reviewed this week. And in Connections, Alon reflects on the idea that the apparent complexity of biological systems is just that, apparent. A closer look suggests that biological net works display a degree of simplicity that is intriguing given that cells evolved to survive, and not for scientists to understand.


Science | 2010

Meaning in a Quantum Universe

Eric Werner

Vedral presents quantum information as the key to understanding living systems, the universe, and everything. Vedral presents quantum information as the key to understanding living systems, the universe, and everything.


arXiv: Molecular Networks | 2011

Cancer Networks: A general theoretical and computational framework for understanding cancer

Eric Werner


Science | 2007

How Central Is the Genome

Eric Werner


arXiv: Tissues and Organs | 2012

The Origin, Evolution and Development of Bilateral Symmetry in Multicellular Organisms

Eric Werner


Progress in Biophysics & Molecular Biology | 2013

History of the seminar on the conceptual foundations of systems biology.

Eric Werner


arXiv: Molecular Networks | 2015

Combinatorial Limits of Transcription Factors and Gene Regulatory Networks in Development and Evolution

Eric Werner


arXiv: Molecular Networks | 2014

What Transcription Factors Can't Do: On the Combinatorial Limits of Gene Regulatory Networks

Eric Werner


arXiv: Tissues and Organs | 2012

How to Grow an Organism Inside-Out: Evolution of an internal skeleton from an external skeleton in bilateral organisms

Eric Werner


arXiv: Molecular Networks | 2012

A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation

Eric Werner

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