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Fig. 1.1The structure of the DRGN model.categories: input genes that detect the presence of morphogens produced by other cellsThe network is partitioned into threeor the environment; regulatory genes that interact with one another to perform thecomputational tasks of the cell; and output genes producing morphogens that can betransmitted to other cells or that trigger events such as growth and division.
Fig. 1.2Scheme of interactions between different levels in the model, from microscopic(left) to macroscopic (right)
OrientationTable 1.1Maximum Fitness
Fig. 1.3The evolutionary history of the fittest system found in the Controlled set oftrials, in which the DRGN had explicit control of the orientation of growth and division.
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