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Information Theory Evolution And The Origin Of Life Hubert P Yockey

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Information Theory Evolution And The Origin Of Life Hubert P Yockey
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Publisher: Cambridge University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.07 MB
Pages: 263
Author: Hubert P. Yockey
ISBN: 9780521169585, 0521169585
Language: English
Year: 2010

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Information Theory Evolution And The Origin Of Life Hubert P Yockey by Hubert P. Yockey 9780521169585, 0521169585 instant download after payment.

Information Theory, Evolution and the Origin of Life presents a timely introduction to the use of information theory and coding theory in molecular biology. The genetical information system, because it is linear and digital, resembles the algorithmic language of computers. George Gamow pointed out that the application of Shannon's information theory breaks genetics and molecular biology out of the descriptive mode into the quantitative mode and Dr Yockey develops this theme, discussing how information theory and coding theory can be applied to molecular biology. He discusses how these tools for measuring the information in the sequences of the genome and the proteome are essential for our complete understanding of the nature and origin of life. The author writes for the computer competent reader who is interested in evolution and the origins of life.

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