On growth, form and computers /
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| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; London :
Elsevier Academic Press,
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Table of Contents:
- An Introduction to Computational Development
- Relationships Between Development and Evolution
- The Principles of Cell Signalling
- From Genotype to Phenotype
- Plasticity & Reprogramming of Differentiated Cells in Amphibian Regeneration
- Qualitative Modelling & Simulation of Developmental Regulatory Networks
- Models for Pattern Formation & the Position-Specific Activation of Genes
- Signalling in Multicellular Models of Plant Development
- Computing An Organism
- Broken Symmetries & Biological Patterns
- Using Mechanics to Map Genotype to Phenotype
- How Synthetic Biology Provides Insights into Contact-Mediated Lateral Inhibition & other Mechanisms
- The Evolution of Evolvability
- Artificial Genomes as Models of Gene Regulation
- Evolving the Program for a Cell
- Combining Developmental Processes & Their Physics in an Artificial Evolutionary System to Evolve Shapes
- Evolution of Differentiated Multi-threaded Digital Organisms
- Artificial Life Models of Neural Development Evolving Computational Neural Systems Using Synthetic Developmental Mechanisms
- A Developmental Model for the Evolution of Complete Autonomous Agents
- Harnessing Morphogenesis
- Evolvable Hardware.