Search results for: Y. Van de Peer

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The evolution of secondary xylem in angiosperms and its loss in monocots

D. Roodt, Z. Li, Y. Van de Peer, E. Mizrachi

South African Journal of Botany > 2017 > 109 > C > 367

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Exoproteome analysis of Starmerella bombicola results in the discovery of an esterase required for lactonization of sophorolipids

K. Ciesielska, I.N. Van Bogaert, S. Chevineau, B. Li, more

Journal of Proteomics > 2014 > 98 > Complete > 159-174

The yeast Starmerella bombicola secretes sophorolipids, a family of biosurfactants that find applications in green household products and cosmetics. Over the past years, a gene cluster was discovered that is responsible for the entire synthesis of the open (acidic) form of these molecules from glucose, fatty acids and acetyl-CoA building blocks. However, a significant fraction of the natural product...

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A bio-inspired agent-based system for controlling robot behaviour

Y. Yao, G. Baele, Y. Van de Peer

2011 IEEE Symposium on Intelligent Agent (IA) > 1 - 8

2011 Ieee Symposium On Intelligent Agents - Part Of 17273 - 2011 Ssci

In this paper, we present an agent-based system to control a single robot's behaviour. We present an artificial genome structure, based on gene regulatory networks, in which several regions can be distinguished such as promoter regions, indicator genes, transcription factor binding sites, regulatory genes and expressed genes. We use agent-based modeling (ABM) to simulate a bio-inspired system based...

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Peakbin Selection in Mass Spectrometry Data Using a Consensus Approach with Estimation of Distribution Algorithms

R Armañanzas, Y Saeys, I Inza, M García-Torres, more

IEEE/ACM Transactions on Computational Biology and Bioinformatics > 2011 > 8 > 3 > 760 - 774

Progress is continuously being made in the quest for stable biomarkers linked to complex diseases. Mass spectrometers are one of the devices for tackling this problem. The data profiles they produce are noisy and unstable. In these profiles, biomarkers are detected as signal regions (peaks), where control and disease samples behave differently. Mass spectrometry (MS) data generally contain a limited...

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On Adaptive Self-Organization in Artificial Robot Organisms

S. Kernbach, H. Hamann, J. Stradner, R. Thenius, more

2009 Computation World: Future Computing, Service Computation, Cognitive, Adaptive, Content, Patterns > 33 - 43

2009 Computation World: Future Computing, Service Computation, Cognitive, Adaptive, Content, Patterns (ComputationWorld 2009)

Self-organization in natural systems demonstrates very reliable and scalable collective behavior without using any central elements. When providing collective robotic systems with self-organizing principles, we are facing new problems of making self-organization purposeful, self-adapting to changing environments and faster, in order to meet requirements from a technical perspective. This paper describes...

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Open-ended on-board Evolutionary Robotics for robot swarms

G. Baele, N. Bredeche, E. Haasdijk, S. Maere, more

2009 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation > 1123 - 1130

2009 IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation (CEC 2009)

The SYMBRION project stands at the crossroads of artificial life and evolutionary robotics: a swarm of real robots undergoes online evolution by exchanging information in a decentralized Evolutionary Robotics Scheme: the diffusion of each individual's genotype depends both on its ability to survive in an unknown environment as well as its ability to maximize mating opportunities during its lifetime,...

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Deletions Involving Long-Range Conserved Nongenic Sequences Upstream and Downstream of FOXL2 as a Novel Disease-Causing Mechanism in Blepharophimosis Syndrome

D. Beysen, J. Raes, B.P. Leroy, A. Lucassen, more

The American Journal of Human Genetics > 2005 > 77 > 2 > 205-218

The expression of a gene requires not only a normal coding sequence but also intact regulatory regions, which can be located at large distances from the target genes, as demonstrated for an increasing number of developmental genes. In previous mutation studies of the role of FOXL2 in blepharophimosis syndrome (BPES), we identified intragenic mutations in 70% of our patients. Three translocation breakpoints...

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Search results for: Y. Van de Peer

The evolution of secondary xylem in angiosperms and its loss in monocots

Exoproteome analysis of Starmerella bombicola results in the discovery of an esterase required for lactonization of sophorolipids

A bio-inspired agent-based system for controlling robot behaviour

Peakbin Selection in Mass Spectrometry Data Using a Consensus Approach with Estimation of Distribution Algorithms

On Adaptive Self-Organization in Artificial Robot Organisms

Open-ended on-board Evolutionary Robotics for robot swarms

Deletions Involving Long-Range Conserved Nongenic Sequences Upstream and Downstream of FOXL2 as a Novel Disease-Causing Mechanism in Blepharophimosis Syndrome

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