>>11602260you might have to branch out into mathematical biological modeling in general. It's not a popular world because it's hard to get funding for that vs the millionth "cure for cancer" or "treatment for disease that affects 0.1% of a group of people that make up 0.001% of the population of northeastern europe"
google scholar in general is your friend. look up Nature reviews and other such things. I'm big into genetics and cancer research (yes, i know, bloated research, blow me), and it's pretty easy to find stuff. your topic of choice is more niche. Again, mathematical biology is probably worth looking into. Have you considered approaching developmental bio in general? it might interest you. there's a lot of emphasis on conserved systems/genes.
