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It has recently been documented that there is a relationship between regulatory complexity and essentiality [ 6].

Our results suggest that a relationship exists between regulatory complexity and intergenic distance in S. cerevisiae and that this relationship accounts for the association between intergenic distance and essentiality.

"Rather, it allows banks to opt into a regime that replaces Dodd-Frank's suffocating regulatory complexity and control with market discipline".

We rearranged the TRN in terms of regulatory complexity and modularity.

Since these mechanisms may actually extend ncDNA regions, their incorporation in future work may provide further insight into the fundamental ties between ncDNA and regulatory complexity.

If "early" genes predominantly are of a functional type that requires a certain level or mode of regulation, whereas "late" genes have other functions and therefore different regulatory needs, then we might see a superficial correlation between age and regulatory complexity.

Our results provide an important explanatory step between the evolution of genome complexity and regulatory complexity using binding site accumulation.

We investigated the relationship between gene age and regulatory complexity for each of our eight measures, by calculating the Pearson correlation.

In order to understand the relationship between genome size and regulatory complexity, it is therefore critical to consider the proportion of DNA that resides in transcribed (genic) versus non-transcribed (i.e. intergenic) DNA.

Our aims were (1) to detect regulatory hubs in leaves, (2) to describe conservation of transcriptional regulation within Populus and between Populus and Arabidopsis, and (3) to understand the regulatory complexity in leaves by comparing systems biology and traditional bioinformatics as methods for detecting target genes for further analysis.

We analyzed TFBS data from five model organisms – E. coli K12, S. cerevisiae, C. elegans, D. melanogaster, A. thaliana – and found a positive correlation between the amount of non-coding DNA (ncDNA) in the organism's genome and regulatory complexity.