PubMed · 13439346
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V BUSH. 1957. Professional collaboration.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/13439346/
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The Connections Maps database and the graphical Web interface at Science's STKE for accessing the data represent an emerging Web-based tool through which researchers in cell signaling can share their knowledge with the scientific community. This tool provides a mechanism by which researchers, students, and clinicians can transform information about interactions between biomolecules into knowledge about a cellular process. In 2005, new Pathways were added to the Connections Maps database and several of the existing Pathways were updated.
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Panchanathan and Boyd describe a model of indirect reciprocity in which mutual aid among cooperators can promote large-scale human cooperation without succumbing to a second-order free-riding problem (whereby individuals receive but do not give aid). However, the model does not include second-order free riders as one of the possible behavioural types. Here I present a simplified version of their model to demonstrate how cooperation unravels if second-round defectors enter the population, and this shows that the free-riding problem remains unsolved.