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The aim of the paper is to revisit the model of Biological Regulatory Networks (BRN) which was proposed by Rene Thomas to model the interactions between a set of genes. We give a formal semantics for BRN in terms of transition systems which formalizes the evolution rules given by Rene Thomas. Then we show how to use this model to find interesting properties of a BRN like the set of stable states, cycles etc using tools for analyzing transition systems.