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Males evolved from the dominant isogametic mating type.

Oogamy: inventing the sexes.

The mitochondrial ATP synthase of chlorophycean algae contains eight subunits of unknown origin involved in the formation of an atypical stator-stalk and in the dimerization of the complex.

Translational control of regA, a key gene controlling cell differentiation in Volvox carteri.

A posttranslationally regulated protease, VheA, is involved in the liberation of juveniles from parental spheroids in Volvox carteri.

Swapped green algal promoters: aphVIII-based gene constructs with Chlamydomonas flanking sequences work as dominant selectable markers in Volvox and vice versa.

Evidence for p53-like-mediated stress responses in green algae.

Characterization of a heat-shock-inducible hsp70 gene of the green alga Volvox carteri.

A hydrodynamics approach to the evolution of multicellularity: flagellar motility and germ-soma differentiation in volvocalean green algae.

Multicellularity and the functional interdependence of motility and molecular transport.

Quantitative analysis of cell-type specific gene expression in the green alga Volvox carteri.

[Evolutionary reorganizations of ontogenesis in related species of coenobial volvocine algae].

[A noneuclidean Volvox, or why it is better not to teach Volvox in the course on zoology].

A simple classification of the volvocine algae by formal languages.

The development history of genus Volvox. 1875.

Hsp70A and GlsA interact as partner chaperones to regulate asymmetric division in Volvox

A 'pseudo outbreak' of the contamination of blood cultures with Volvox globator.

Genes specifically expressed in sexually differentiated female spheroids of Volvox carteri.

Sex as a response to oxidative stress: stress genes co-opted for sex.

Volvox.

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