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In this paper, we provide an exact expression for the expected number of self-sustaining autocatalytic networks that will form in a general chemical reaction system, and the expected number of these networks that will also be uninhibited (by some molecule produced by the system). Using these equations, we are able to describe the patterns of catalysis and inhibition that maximise or minimise the expected number of such networks.

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Claim	Status	Checkable	Credence	Stakes	Rests on
Because, as M increases, the ratio of reactions among the possible polypeptides to polypeptides rises rapidly, the exis…	✓ supported	yes	0.71	10.9	—
We investigate the issue of the required molecular diversity for autocatalytic sets to exist in random polymer librarie…	✓ supported	yes	0.71	5.6	Because, as M increases, the ratio of reactions among the possible polypeptides to polypeptides rises rapidly, the exis…, In this paper we first describe a polynomial-time algorithm that determines whether any given set of molecules, reactio…
In this paper we first describe a polynomial-time algorithm that determines whether any given set of molecules, reactio…	✓ supported	yes	0.71	9.8	—
In this paper, we provide an exact expression for the expected number of self-sustaining autocatalytic networks that wi…	✓ supported	yes	0.71	2.8	We investigate the issue of the required molecular diversity for autocatalytic sets to exist in random polymer librarie…

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2 steps below	supported	Because, as M increases, the ratio of reactions among the possible polypeptides to polypeptides rises rapidly, the existence of such autocatalytic subsets is a…the claim above extends it, as the citing paper says · human literature · ext:2958e6ed6a52baca	0.71
2 steps below	supported	In this paper we first describe a polynomial-time algorithm that determines whether any given set of molecules, reactions and catalysations contains a subsyste…the claim above takes its method from it, as the citing paper says · human literature · ext:39437d110cd8a342	0.71
1 step below	supported	We investigate the issue of the required molecular diversity for autocatalytic sets to exist in random polymer libraries. Given a fixed probability that an arb…this claim extends it, as the citing paper says · human literature · ext:2d06a5cef5b5b249	0.71
this claim	supported	In this paper, we provide an exact expression for the expected number of self-sustaining autocatalytic networks that will form in a general chemical reaction s…human literature · ext:a8fc1996e2c19d18	0.71

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