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An autonomous system for identifying and governing a cell's state in yeast
Lior Nissim
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Tsevi Beatus
, Roy Bar-Ziv
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Cell State
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Autonomous Systems
100%
Methionine
50%
Expression Pattern
50%
Cell Fate
50%
Predictive Power
50%
Living Cells
50%
Single Output
50%
Normal Growth
50%
System Sensitivity
50%
Independent Pathway
50%
Yeast Two-hybrid
50%
Anabolism
50%
Autonomous Identification
50%
Galactose Catabolism
50%
State of Life
50%
Low Dynamic Range
50%
Input Pathway
50%
System Output
50%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cell Fate
100%
Anabolism
100%
Catabolism
100%
Two-Hybrid Screening
100%
Independent Pathway
100%
Galactose
100%
Methionine
100%
Immunology and Microbiology
Cell Fate
100%
Yeast Two-Hybrid Screening
100%
Methionine
100%
Catabolism
100%
Computer Science
Autonomous System
100%
Pattern Expression
50%
Predictive Power
50%
Material Science
Methionine
100%
Yeast Two-Hybrid Screening
100%
Physics
Dynamic Range
100%