Gene expression is inherently a noisy process which manifests as cell-to-cell variability in
time evolution of proteins. Consequently, events that trigger at critical threshold levels of …

The stochastic nature of gene expression can lead to significant cell-to-cell variability in the
time at which a certain protein level is attained. This is reflected in the timing of cellular …

The timing of cellular events is inherently random because of the probabilistic nature of gene
expression. Yet cells manage to have precise timing of important events. Here, we study …

Expression of a gene is inherently random, leading to variability in a protein's level across a
population of cells with same genetic information and environment. Another consequence of …

An important event in many cellular contexts is the crossing of a prescribed threshold by a
regulatory protein. The timing of such events is stochastic as a consequence of the innate …

An important step in execution of several cellular processes is accumulation of a regulatory
protein up to a specific threshold level. Since production of a protein is inherently stochastic …

While the timing of intracellular events is essential for many cellular processes, gene
expression inside a single cell can exhibit substantial cell-to-cell variability, raising the …

Gene expression is an intrinsically noisy process, typically, producing mRNAs and proteins
in bursts. An important description of such stochastic processes can be done in terms of the …

The stochastic nature of cell-specific signal molecules (such as transcription factor,
ribosome, etc.) and the intrinsic stochastic nature of gene expression process result in cell-to …

The timing of diverse cellular processes is based on the instant when the concentration of
regulatory proteins crosses a critical threshold level. Hence, noise mechanisms inherent to …