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Transcriptional rewiring over evolutionary timescales changes quantitative and qualitative properties of gene expression.
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Abstract
Evolutionary changes in transcription networks are an important source of diversity across species, yet the quantitative consequences of network evolution have rarely been studied. Here we consider the transcriptional 'rewiring' of the three
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