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CAN BIOLOGY LEAD TO NEW THEOREMS? BERND STURMFELS Abstract. This article argues for an affirmative answer to the question in the
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Document Date: 2006-07-10 09:14:48

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Oxford University Press / M. Steel / Cambridge University Press / /

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Newton Institute / Clay Mathematics Institute / IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute / /

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phylogenetic networks / typical applications / phylogenetic network / concrete bio-medical applications / neighbor joining algorithm / biological applications / dynamical systems / /

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Cambridge University / IAS/Park City Mathematics Institute / Institute for Computational Biology in Shanghai / Department of Mathematics / Clay Mathematics Institute / Oxford University / Univ. of California / Newton Institute / /

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BERND STURMFELS / John Rhodes / Elizabeth Allman / Formal Power / Seth Sullivant / Carlo Rota / Eric Zaslow / Andreas Dress / Thilo Schr¨oder / Charles Peskin / Michael Joswig / Simon Levin / /

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theoretical biologist / author / leading physicist / director / Fisher / graphical model / /

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Molecular Biology and Evolution / PLOS Biology / /

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neighbor joining algorithm / recombination / /

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