Information Transduction Capacity of Noisy Biochemical Signaling Networks¶
Cheong, R., Rhee, A., Wang, C. J., Nemenman, I., & Levchenko, A. (2011). Information Transduction Capacity of Noisy Biochemical Signaling Networks. Science, 334(6054), 354-358.
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- Channel Capacity
- In genetics and molecular signaling the information capacity of inheritance and intracellular cascades is a measurable bound.
This sourceMeasures the information capacity (in bits) of intracellular signaling cascades, with an upstream bottleneck capping the information a network can capture — a measurable channel-capacity bound in molecular signaling.
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Cheong et al. measure channel capacity of TNF-NF-kB intracellular signaling in bits and show a bottleneck bound, but say nothing about inheritance.
“This quantity, known as the channel capacity ( 9 ), is a general characteristic of the signaling system and the signal-response pair of interest, and can thereby be experimentally measured”
- In genetics and molecular signaling the information capacity of inheritance and intracellular cascades is a measurable bound.
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