Bio Systems 1996: Vol 38 Table of Contents

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ELSEVIER BioSystems 38 (1996) 265-266
Volume contents
Volume 38 (1996)
Emergence of net-grammar in communicating agents
T. Hashimoto, T. Ikegami (Japan)
On the analysis of the inverse problem of metabolic pathways using artificial neural networks
P. Mendes, D.B. Kell (UK)
Hybrid evolutionary programming for heavily constrained problems
H. Myung, J.-H. Kim (Republic of Korea)
The ribosome as an exon detector
L. Mendoza, J. Lagunez-Otero (México)
Collapsing a coevolutionary process into a computable function
P.P.B. de Oliveira (Brazil)
Linguistic complexity of protein sequences as compared to texts of human languages
O. Popov, D.M. Segal, E.N. Trifonov (Israel)
An analysis of the kinetics of enzymatic systems with unstable species
C. Garrido-del Solo, B.H. Havsteen, R. Varon (Spain, Germany)
First conference on foundations of information science: From computers and quantum
physics to cells, nervous systems, and societies
P.C. Marijuan (Spain) 87-96
Cross-scale information processing in evolution, development and intelligence
M. Conrad (USA) 97-109
Internalist stance and the physics of information
K. Matsuno (Japan) 111-118
Self-modifying systems: a model for the constructive origin of information
G. Kampis (Hungary) 119-125
Tree and loop as moments for measurement
Y.-P. Gunji, S. Toyoda, M. Migita (Japan) 127-133
Information as a basic property of the universe
T. Stonier (UK) 135-140
Information and uncertainty in living systems, a view from ecology
R. Margalef (Spain) 141-146
The enzymatic basis of information processing in the living cell
G.R. Welch (USA) 147-153
Metaphors, models and bioinformation
R. Paton (UK) 155-162
‘Gloom in the society of enzymes’: on the nature of biological information
P.C. Marijuan (Spain) 163-171
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Cell molecular computers and biological information as the foundation of nature’s laws
E.A. Liberman, $.V. Minina (Russia) 173-177
The brain as a hermeneutic device
P. Erdi (Hungary) 179-189
Vertical information flow in the brain: On neuronal micro events and consciousness
P. Arhem (Sweden) 191-198
The psychobiology of mind-body communication: The complex, self-organizing field of
information transduction
E.L. Rossi (USA) 199-206
Consciousness, privacy, and information
D. Conrad (USA) 207-210
Ultraperspective and endophysics
O.E. Rossler (Germany) 211-219
A note on information, order, stability and adaptability
J.K. De Vree (The Netherlands) 221-227
Defining systems based on information exchange: structure from dynamics
F. Carvalho-Rodrigues, J. Dockery (Portugal, USA) 229-234
A dynamical model of the meaning of information
J. Barham (USA) 235-241
Emergent information. Towards a unified information theory
P. Fleissner, W. Hofkirchner (Austria) 243-248
Information in social systems: Implications for steering and regulation
R. Agelink, N. van der Heijden (The Netherlands) 249-252
C3: Information science in uniform
J. Dockery (USA) 253-257
Author index 259
Subject index 261-264
Volume contents 265-266