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Pieter van den Berg

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Review Sep 2026

The study of evolvability in gene regulatory networks.

Evolvability refers to the capacity of biological systems to generate heritable and adaptive phenotypic variation. Theoretical work has identified general principles linking gene regulatory network (GRN) architecture, including modularity and connectivity, to the generation of such variation, whereas empirical studies...

Alger Jorritsma, Aaron Kiggen, S. V. Van Belleghem et al. · 0 citations
Open access Sep 2026

Who are my Neighbours? Selection Targets Robustness to Full Replication Events, Not to Individual Mutations

Theory predicts that populations should evolve mutational robustness — the ability to maintain a constant phenotype despite mutations. However, selection does not operate on individual mutations but on phenotypes resulting from entire replication events, which may involve a variable number of mutations. We therefore di...

Juliette Luiselli, Guillaume Beslon, Pieter van den Berg · 0 citations

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