Study predicts organ morphology in vertebrates, suggesting a new understanding of development.
The defining test for the Cognitive Biology framework is to predict morphology from genome data. As first identified by Michael Levin and other authors, there is a biolectric layer between the genome and the phenotype of a vertebrate. Here we predict the electric face, the electric heart and the electric gut from the genome data, using the ABC database as the proxy, since it gives the same outputs as the genome.
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