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Morality Games 291 Fig. 1 The Prisoner’s C D Dilemma. Player 1’s available strategies (C and D, which stand for cooperate and defect, respectively) are represented as rows. Player oe available strategies (also C b-c -C C and D) are represented as columns. Player 1’s payoffs are represented at the intersection of each row and column. For example, if player 1 plays D and player 2 plays C, player V's payoff is D b Co) b. The Nash equilibrium of the game is (D, D). It is indicated with a circle Game theory has traditionally been applied in situations where players are ratio- nal decision makers who deliberately maximize their payoffs, such as pricing decisions of firms (Tirole, 1988) or bidding in auctions (Milgrom & Weber, 1982). In these contexts, behavior is expected to be consistent with a Nash equilibrium, otherwise one of the agents—who are actively deliberating about what to do— would realize she could benefit from deviating from the prescribed strategy. However, game theory also applies to evolutionary and learning processes, where agents do not deliberately choose their behavior in the game, but play according to strategies with which they are born, imitate, or otherwise learn. Agents play a game and then “reproduce” based on their payoffs, where reproduction represents off- spring, imitation, or learning. The new generation then play the game, and so on. In such settings, if a mutant does better (mutation can be genetic or can happen when agents experiment), then she is more likely to reproduce or her behavior imitated or reinforced, causing the behavior to spread. This intuition is formalized using mod- els of evolutionary dynamics (e.g., Nowak, 2006). The key result for evolutionary dynamic models is that, except under extreme conditions, behavior converges to Nash equilibria. This result rests on one simple, noncontroversial assumption shared by all evolutionary dynamics: Behaviors that are relatively successful will increase in frequency.
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NAUTIL.US | TEXT SETS to therapy when the same therapy has failed other ACTIVITIES atients. s P Some genes are not specific to humans, but rather, Remission: a decline or disappearance of signs and are common to myriad species. In a smaller group, symptoms of cancer. you will be assigned to read about one of the pro- teins listed here: http://nautil.us/issue/5/fame/ genes-that-won-the-fame-game READING COMPREHENSION 5 3 — Please answer the following questions when itis your turn 1. Why are orphan diseases underfunded? topresentto theclass: 2. How does the mutation in calpain 3 cause muscle 1. What organisms is the gene present in? Were you to fail to grow? surprised by the presence of the gene in any of ? the organisms listed? Ifso, why? 3. What are some reasons pharmaceutical com- e * panies would want to develop drugs for orphan 2. Ifthis protein was mutated, what could the con- diseases? What are some possible reasons they sequences look like? Could it cause a disease? would be against doing so? ‘ ei 6 3. Research and present one other case of an outlier 4. Statistically speaking, outliers are often ignored. being useful in science or medicine. In this story, why is patient number 45 such an interesting case? Why is it generally important to study the outliers of response? WHERE THIS FITS IN THE CURRICULUM 5. Which protein’s activity is blocked by evero- Structure and Function (HS-LS1-1) A cell contains limus? What is the function of this particular genetic information in the form of DNA molecules. protein? Genes are regions in the DNA that contain the instructions that code for the formation of proteins, which carry out most of the work of cells. DISCUSSION QUESTIONS ead 9 Variation of Traits (HS-LS3-2) Although DNA tepli- 1. In what contexts would it be desirable and unde- cation is tightly regulated and remarkably accurate, sirable to sequence your genome to see if you errors do occur and result in mutations, which are are at risk for a
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NAUTIL.US | TEXT SETS “We can beas dark as as you want,” say S you, » SAY Boyayian. chemical reactors. One turns the syngas into methanol. more than happy to reveal all those dark arts—a pros- The next makes methanol into a molecule known as __ pect that makes the affable Boyajian nervous and tight- dimethyl ether, or DME in chemist-speak. In the third lipped. For now, the fledgling company buys the neces- reactor, catalysts known as zeolites knit DME into gas- sary catalysts off the shelf and must sign agreements oline, in the most expensive and energy-intensive part not to examine these Zeolites too closely. of the process. The fourth reactor eliminates some of Using different catalysts in the reactors, Fang notes, the unwanted byproducts that cause the resulting fuel the company could spit out diesel or jet fuel instead to congeal at low temperatures. of gasoline. And for every 100 kilograms of syngas, The key is the zeolites, porous minerals made up of __ he says, Primus can make 30 kilograms of gasoline or aluminum, silicon, and oxygen that allow the desired —_ more, using a continuous looping system within the chemical reactions to take place. Both Primus anda machine that eliminates the need for wasting energy conventional oil refinery employ zeolites to manipu- to convert gases to liquids along the way. Little red late hydrocarbons. At an oil refinery, these catalysts containers of Fang-made gasoline record its charac- help crack and sort hydrocarbons broken down from _ teristics, scrawled on masking tape affixed to the sides: crude oil. At Primus, heat and pressure allow zeolites _ low vapor pressure, a higher-than-average octane con- to build gasoline hydrocarbons from the smaller mol- _ tent of around 93, and a favorable absence of sulfur ecules of syngas. Such “catalysts are a bit ofa darkart,” or benzene. Oil prices have been rising over the last says Boyajian. He spars with Fang over whether ornot — month, and are currently at more than $100 per
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