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Eukaryotic Cell (10)9 2011

Reinventing heterochromatin in budding yeasts: Sir2 and the origin recognition complex take center stage.

Meleah A Hickman, Cara A Froyd and Laura N Rusche

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We highlight how this diversification has been facilitated by gene duplications and has contributed to adaptations in lifestyle.... | PMID: 21764908

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Protein phosphatase 2A-SUR-6/B55 regulates centriole duplication in C. elegans by controlling the levels of centriole assembly factors.

Mi Hye MH Song, Yan Y Liu, D Eric DE Anderson, Wan Jin WJ Jahng and Kevin F KF O'Connell

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We report a role for protein phosphatase 2A (PP2A) in centriole duplication. We find that the PP2A catalytic subunit LET-92, the scaffolding subunit PAA-1, and the B55 regulatory subunit SUR-6 function together to positively regulate centriole assembly. In PP2A-SUR-6-depleted embryos, the levels of... | PMID: 21497766

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Parallel expansions of Sox transcription factor group B predating the diversifications of the arthropods and jawed vertebrates.

Lei L Zhong, Dengqiang D Wang, Xiaoni X Gan, Tong T Yang and Shunping S He

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We collected and analyzed data for Sox group B from 36 species of 12 phyla representing the major metazoan clades, with an emphasis on arthropods, to reconstruct the evolutionary history of SoxB in bilaterians and to date the expansion of Sox group B in insects. We found that the genome of the bilat... | PMID: 21305035

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Identification of copy number variants on human chromosome 22 in patients with a variety of clinical findings. LID - 10.1159/000330123 [doi]

S S Yu, W D WD Graf, A A Ramalingam, S J SJ Brawner, J M JM Joyce, S S Fiedler, X-G XG Zhou and H-Y HY Liu

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We identified 25 individuals with abnormal CNVs on chromosome 22, representing 1.5% of the cases analyzed in this cohort. Meanwhile, we detected 1,298 benign CNVs on this chromosome in these individuals. Twenty-one of the 25 abnormal CNVs and the majority of the benign CNVs occurred through involvem... | PMID: 21849782

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Shaping mechanisms of metal specificity in a family of metazoan metallothioneins: evolutionary differentiation of mollusc metallothioneins.

Oscar O Palacios, Ayelen A Pagani, Sílvia S Pérez-Rafael, Margit M Egg, Martina M Höckner, Anita A Brandstätter, Mercè M Capdevila, Sílvia S Atrian and Reinhard R Dallinger

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ABSTRACT: The degree of metal binding specificity in metalloproteins such as metallothioneins (MTs) can be crucial for their functional accuracy. Unlike most other animal species, pulmonate molluscs possess homometallic MT isoforms loaded with Cu+ or Cd2+. They have, so far, been obtained as native... | PMID: 21255385

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Epigenetics (6)1 2011

Chromatin landscape: methylation beyond transcription.

Joshua C Black and Johnathan R Whetstine

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The nucleus is organized and compartmentalized into a highly ordered structure that contains DNA, RNA, chromosomal and histone proteins. The dynamics associated with these various components are responsible for making sure that the DNA is properly duplicated, genes are properly trans... | PMID: 20855937

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Biology Direct (6) 2011

The role of duplications in the evolution of genomes highlights the need for evolutionary-based approaches in comparative genomics.

Anthony Levasseur and Pierre Pontarotti

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We review the mechanisms that increase or decrease the probability of fixation or maintenance of duplicated genes, and examine the outcome of these events on the adaptation of the organisms.... | PMID: 21333002

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International Journal of Bioinformatics Research and Applications (7)1 2011

SyDiG: uncovering Synteny in Distant Genomes.

Geraldine Jean and Macha Nikolski

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Our method performs as well as GRIMM-Synteny on mammalian genomes, and outperforms it for clades with much greater evolutionary distances such as the Hemiascomycetous yeasts.... | PMID: 21441096

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RNA (11) 2011

The evolutionary history of the SAL1 gene family in eutherian mammals.

Camille C Meslin, Fanny F Brimau, Nagnan-Le Meillour NL Patricia, Isabelle I Callebaut, Géraldine G Pascal and Philippe P Monget

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SAL1 (salivary lipocalin) is a member of the OBP (Odorant Binding Protein) family and is involved in chemical sexual communication in pig. SAL1 and its relatives may be involved in pheromone and olfactory receptor binding and in pre-mating behaviour. The evolutionary history and the selective pressur... | PMID: 21619679

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BMC Plant Biology (11) 2011

Characterisation of the legume SERK-NIK gene superfamily including splice variants: implications for development and defence.

Kim E Nolan, Sergey Kurdyukov and Ray J Rose

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We have identified and annotated the SERK genes in this species. Using degenerate PCR and database mining, eight more SERK-like genes have been identified and these have been shown to be expressed. The amplification and sequencing of several different PCR products from one of these genes is consiste... | PMID: 21385462

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Nature (468)7324 2010

Parasitology: Nematode debt to bacteria.

Noah K Whiteman and Andrew D Gloss

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PMID: 21124445

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Science (330)6004 2010

Diversity of human copy number variation and multicopy genes.

Peter H Sudmant, Jacob O Kitzman, Francesca Antonacci, Can Alkan, Maika Malig, Anya Tsalenko, Nick Sampas, Laurakay Bruhn, Jay Shendure, 1000 Genomes Project and Evan E Eichler

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We demonstrated accurate estimation of absolute copy number for duplications as small as 1.9 kilobase pairs, ranging from 0 to 48 copies. We identified 4.1 million "singly unique nucleotide" positions informative in distinguishing specific copies and used them to genotype the copy and content of spe... | PMID: 21030649

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Scaling properties and fractality in the distribution of coding segments in eukaryotic genomes revealed through a block entropy approach.

Labrini L Athanasopoulou, Stavros S Athanasopoulos, Kostas K Karamanos and Yannis Y Almirantis

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We explore the alternation of short protein-coding segments with long noncoding spacers in entire chromosomes, focusing on the scaling properties of block entropy. In previous studies, it has been shown that the sizes of noncoding spacers follow power-law-like distributions in most chromosomes of eu... | PMID: 21230510

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Trends in Biochemical Sciences (35)11 2010

Modularity in the Hippo signaling pathway.

Marius Sudol and Kieran F Harvey

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We suggest that the prevalence of WW domain-mediated complexes in the Hippo pathway should facilitate its molecular analysis and aid prediction of new pathway components. Copyright © 2010 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.... | PMID: 20598891

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Biochimica et Biophysica Acta (1802)11 2010

Elevated CSF N-acetylaspartylglutamate suggests specific molecular diagnostic abnormalities in patients with white matter diseases.

Fanny F Mochel, Nadège N Boildieu, Julie J Barritault, Catherine C Sarret, Eleonore E Eymard-Pierre, François F Seguin, Raphael R Schiffmann and Odile O Boespflug-Tanguy

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In order to identify biomarkers useful for the diagnosis of genetic white matter disorders we compared the metabolic profile of patients with leukodystrophies with a hypomyelinating or a non-hypomyelinating MRI pattern. | PMID: 20637281

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Trends in Genetics (26)10 2010

Maintenance of duplicate genes and their functional redundancy by reduced expression.

Wenfeng W Qian, Ben-Yang BY Liao, Andrew Ying-Fei AY Chang and Jianzhi J Zhang

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We propose that expression reduction, a special type of subfunctionalization, facilitates the retention of duplicates and the conservation of their ancestral functions. Consistent with this hypothesis, gene expression data from both yeasts and mammals show a substantial decrease in the level of gene... | PMID: 20708291

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Genetics in Medicine (12)10 2010

SHOX duplications found in some cases with type I Mayer-Rokitansky-Kuster-Hauser syndrome.

Cristina Gervasini, Francesca Romana Grati, Faustina Lalatta, Silvia Tabano, Barbara Gentilin, Patrizia Colapietro, Simona De Toffol, Giada Frontino, Francesca Motta, Silvia Maitz, Laura Bernardini, Bruno Dallapiccola, Luigi Fedele, Lidia Larizza and Monica Miozzo

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I syndrome.... | PMID: 20847698

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Annals of Human Genetics (74)5 2010

CFTR rearrangements in Spanish cystic fibrosis patients: first new duplication (35kb) characterised in the Mediterranean countries.

María D Ramos, Laia Masvidal, Javier Giménez, Eric Bieth, Manuela Seia, Marie des Georges, Lluís Armengol and Teresa Casals

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We have analysed 80 samples (42 unknown CF alleles) applying three quantitative technologies (MLPA, qPCR and array-CGH) to detect recurrent as well as novel large rearrangements in the Spanish CF population. Three deletions and one duplication have been identified in five alleles (12%). Interestingl... | PMID: 20560922

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Paracentric inversion of chromosome 2 associated with cryptic duplication of 2q14 and deletion of 2q37 in a patient with autism.

Françoise F Devillard, Vincent V Guinchat, Daniel D Moreno-De-Luca, Anne-Claude AC Tabet, Nicolas N Gruchy, Pascale P Guillem, Marie-Ange MA Nguyen Morel, Nathalie N Leporrier, Marion M Leboyer, Pierre-Simon PS Jouk, James J Lespinasse and Catalina C Betancur

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We describe a patient with autism and a paracentric inversion of chromosome 2q14.2q37.3, with a concurrent duplication of the proximal breakpoint at 2q14.1q14.2 and a deletion of the distal breakpoint at 2q37.3. The abnormality was derived from his mother with a balanced paracentric inversion. The i... | PMID: 20684015

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Gene (464)1-2 2010

Molecular evolution of the fibulins: implications on the functionality of the elastic fibulins.

Fernando Segade

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We traced the origin of the fibulin gene family to the base of the metazoans. In invertebrates, Fibulin-1 and Hemicentin comprise the fibulin gene set. Diversification of the fibulins took place in the last common ancestor to the chordates by gene duplication of an ancestral Fibulin-1 gene. Further... | PMID: 20595023

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Neuromuscular Disorders (20)8 2010

Prevalent cardiac phenotype resulting in heart transplantation in a novel LMNA gene duplication.

L Volpi, G Ricci, C Passino, E Di Pierri, G Alì, M Maccherini, S Benedetti, G Lattanzi, M Columbaro, M Ferrari, D Caramella, P Tanganelli, M Emdin and G Siciliano

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We report on a novel autosomal dominant mutation in LMNA in two direct relatives presenting with different clinical phenotypes, characterized by severe life-threatening limb-girdle muscle involvement and cardiac dysfunction treated with heart transplantation in the proband, and by ventricular tachya... | PMID: 20580235

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Gene (463)1-2 2010

The evolution of somatostatin in vertebrates.

Yun Liu, Danqi Lu, Yong Zhang, Shuisheng Li, Xiaochun Liu and Haoran Lin

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We identified six SS genes in zebrafish and named them SS1, SS2, SS3, SS4, SS5 and SS6. We subsequently found that five SS genes (SS1, SS2, SS3, SS4 and SS5) also existed in stickleback, medaka, Takifugu and Tetraodon. Phylogenetic analysis showed that vertebrate SS genes were grouped into five clad... | PMID: 20472043

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Genetics in Medicine (12)8 2010

A novel microdeletion/microduplication syndrome of 19p13.13.

Michelle Dolan, Nancy J Mendelsohn, Mary Ella Pierpont, Lisa A Schimmenti, Susan A Berry and Betsy Hirsch

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We here describe the clinical and cytogenomic correlates of a novel microdeletion/microduplication of 19p13.13. Among patients referred to the Cytogenetics laboratory for array-based comparative genomic hybridization analysis, we identified four with a deletion and one with a duplication within 19p1... | PMID: 20613546

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Nature Reviews: Genetics (11)8 2010

Mutational effects and the evolution of new protein functions.

Misha Soskine and Dan S Tawfik

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We review the pleiotropic effects of mutations. We discuss how they affect the evolution of gene and protein function, and how these complex mutational effects dictate the likelihood and mechanism of gene duplication and divergence. We propose several factors that can affect the divergence of new pr... | PMID: 20634811

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European Journal of Human Genetics (18)8 2010

Recurrent 70.8 Mb 4q22.2q32.3 duplication due to ovarian germinal mosaicism.

Lucie Tosca, Sophie Brisset, François M Petit, Laure Lecerf, Ghislaine Rousseau, Cécile Bas, Mireille Laroudie, Marie-Laure Maurin, Sylvie Tapia, Olivier Picone, Sophie Prevot, Michel Goossens, Philippe Labrune and Gérard Tachdjian

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We report on two siblings who carried identical pure and direct interstitial 4q22.2q32.3 duplication. Procedure investigations included complete clinical description, conventional cytogenetic analysis, fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH), comparative genomic hybridization (CGH) array experimen... | PMID: 20424646

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Genomic duplication and overexpression of TJP2/ZO-2 leads to altered expression of apoptosis genes in progressive nonsyndromic hearing loss DFNA51.

Tom T Walsh, Sarah B SB Pierce, Danielle R DR Lenz, Zippora Z Brownstein, Orit O Dagan-Rosenfeld, Hashem H Shahin, Wendy W Roeb, Shane S McCarthy, Alex S AS Nord, Carlos R CR Gordon, Ziva Z Ben-Neriah, Jonathan J Sebat, Moien M Kanaan, Ming K MK Lee, Moshe M Frydman, Mary-Claire MC King and Karen B KB Avraham

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These results suggest that TJP2- and GSK-3beta-mediated increased susceptibility to apoptosis of cells of the inner ear is the mechanism for adult-onset hearing loss in this kindred and may serve as one model for age-related hearing loss in the general population.... | PMID: 20602916

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Palaeophylogenomics of the vertebrate ancestor--impact of hidden paralogy on hagfish and lamprey gene phylogeny.

Shigehiro S Kuraku

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We demonstrate how expansion of an ancient genome before the cyclostome-gnathostome split, followed by reciprocal gene loss, can cause this incongruence. This is sometimes referred to as 'hidden paralogy'.... | PMID: 21558193

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A de novo duplication of Xp11.22-p11.4 in a girl with intellectual disability, structural brain anomalies, and preferential inactivation of the normal X chromosome.

Simon T ST Holden, Amanda A Clarkson, N Simon NS Thomas, Kristin K Abbott, Matthew R MR James and Lionel L Willatt

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We report on a female patient who presented within the first year of life with plagiocephaly, speech delay, and epilepsy. Brain MRI showed a relatively thin cerebral cortex, abnormal periventricular white matter, and abnormal vessels in the left inferior parietal region. Cytogenetic and microsatelli... | PMID: 20578133

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

Abstract

We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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New Phytologist (187)2 2010

Evidence for the involvement of Globosa-like gene duplications and expression divergence in the evolution of floral morphology in the Zingiberales.

Madelaine E Bartlett and Chelsea D Specht

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We examine the role of Globosa (GLO)-like genes, members of the B-class MADS box gene lineage, in the evolution of floral development within the monocot order Zingiberales. *We assessed changes in perianth and stamen whorl morphology in a phylogenetic framework. We identified GLO homologs (ZinGLO1-4... | PMID: 20456055

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Human Genetics (128)1 2010

Copy number variants at Williams-Beuren syndrome 7q11.23 region.

Giuseppe Merla, Nicola Brunetti-Pierri, Lucia Micale and Carmela Fusco

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We review the clinical and molecular findings and the recent insights on genomic disorders associated with CNVs involving the 7q11.23 region.... | PMID: 20437059

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Human Genetics (128)1 2010

Copy number variants at Williams-Beuren syndrome 7q11.23 region.

Giuseppe Merla, Nicola Brunetti-Pierri, Lucia Micale and Carmela Fusco

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We review the clinical and molecular findings and the recent insights on genomic disorders associated with CNVs involving the 7q11.23 region.... | PMID: 20437059

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