Chao Tang: a self-motivated scientist pursues interdisciplinary excellence

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[5] Ma, W., Trusina, A., El-Samad, H., Lim, W., and Tang, C. (2009) Defining network topology that can perform biochemical adaptation. Cell, 138, 760–773

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