AbstractWe define a new type of formal grammars where the derivation process is regulated by a certain function which evaluates the words. These grammars can be regarded as a model for the molecular replication process with selective character. We locate the associated family of languages in the Chomsky hierarchy, prove some closure properties, and solve some decision problems which are of interest in formal language theory and in biophysics
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Template-directed replication of nucleic acids is at the essence of all living beings and a major mi...
The study of formal language operations inspired by enzymatic actions on DNA is part of ongoing effo...
AbstractUnlike homopolymers, biopolymers are composed of specific sequences of different types of mo...
In this Ansatz we consider theoretical constructions of RNA polymers into automata, a form of comput...
AbstractA logical analysis of string manipulation systems is presented that provides a unification o...
AbstractA language of formal proteins, the κ-calculus, is introduced. Interactions are modeled at th...
AbstractIn biology and chemistry a standard proceeding is to conduct an experiment, observe its prog...
PurposeThis second part of a companion paper seeks to extend the theory proposed to apply the hierar...
Over the past 10 years, multiple executable modelling formalisms for molecular biology have been de...
AbstractThis paper presents a model of molecular computing that is based on two kinds of “boundary c...
The paper presents the main ideas about MP grammars, a discrete formalism for describing and deducin...
International audienceThe object of this paper is to appreciate the computational limits inherent in...
AbstractSticker systems is a computational model which is an abstraction of the way that the Watson-...
The study of formal language theory rapidly evolves after Tom Head introduce his research on formal ...
As part of ongoing efforts to view biological processes as computations, several formal models of DN...
Template-directed replication of nucleic acids is at the essence of all living beings and a major mi...
The study of formal language operations inspired by enzymatic actions on DNA is part of ongoing effo...
AbstractUnlike homopolymers, biopolymers are composed of specific sequences of different types of mo...