Cells generate demand that DNA fulfills. Complexity is emergent from the market

Cells generate demand that DNA fulfills. Complexity is emergent from the market interchange, both directly and indirectly. There are a surprisingly small number of proteins (mechanisms) and a lot of regulatory expression. It’s not like maufacturing metal parts.


Source date (UTC): 2021-01-26 01:10:20 UTC

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@oswaldspangled @JFGariepy @WorMartiN We can’t do it yet. And computationally the idea is terrifyingly complex. DNA isn’t a proactive recipe it’s a reactive manufacturing agent. It’s not omnidirectional engineering but a MARKET producing externalities. That’s why we’re having so much difficulty with the complexity.

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