Genome-cytoplasm model

In this section, two models of development were presented, a complex model consisting of a multioperon genome and a cytoplasm, and a simple model based on random Boolean networks. The simpler model was explained in more detail, as it is the basis for the extended example described here. This model utilizes both development and evolution to get to a cell that can develop into a multicellular organism able to seek a chemical trace. 

Van Gelder There is no information on WDR9. It was an orphan that came out of the genome project, and is one of the WD40 repeat-containing proteins. PIAS can be nuclear or cytoplasmic, and some models suggest it sits on the nuclear membrane and helps things come in and out of the nucleus. 

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