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The ring of life provides evidence for a genome fusion origin of eukaryotes by Lake, James A, Rivera, Maria C

“…Genomes hold within them the record of the evolution of life on Earth. But genome fusions and horizontal gene transfer seem to have obscured sufficiently the…”
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Horizontal gene transfer accelerates genome innovation and evolution by Jain, Ravi, Rivera, Maria C, Moore, Jonathan E, Lake, James A

“…Horizontal gene transfer (HGT) spreads genetic diversity by moving genes across species boundaries. By rapidly introducing newly evolved genes into existing…”
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Horizontal Gene Transfer among Genomes: The Complexity Hypothesis by Jain, Ravi, Rivera, Maria C., Lake, James A.

“…Increasingly, studies of genes and genomes are indicating that considerable horizontal transfer has occurred between prokaryotes. Extensive horizontal transfer…”
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Plant development Signals from mature to new leaves by Woodward, F. I, Lake, J. A, Quick, W. P, Beerling, D. J

“…Stomata are microscopic pores on the surfaces of leaves, the number and density of which vary in response to changes in environmental conditions, such as…”
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Systemic signalling of environmental cues in Arabidopsis leaves by Coupe, S. A., Palmer, B. G., Lake, J. A., Overy, S. A., Oxborough, K., Woodward, F. I., Gray, J. E., Quick, W. P.

“…Light intensity and atmospheric CO2 partial pressure are two environmental signals known to regulate stomatal numbers. It has previously been shown that if a…”
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Response of stomatal numbers to CO2and humidity: control by transpiration rate and abscisic acid by Lake, JA, Woodward, F I

“…The observation that stomatal density (number mm-2) on herbarium leaves had decreased over the last century represents clear evidence that plants have…”
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Response of stomatal numbers to CO sub(2) and humidity: control by transpiration rate and abscisic acid by Lake, JA, Woodward, F I

“…The observation that stomatal density (number mm super(-2)) on herbarium leaves had decreased over the last century represents clear evidence that plants have…”
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Long‐distance CO2 signalling in plants by Lake, Janice A., Woodward, F. Ian, Quick, W. Paul

“…Stomatal numbers are tightly controlled by environmental signals including light intensity and atmospheric CO2 partial pressure. This requires control of…”
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Evidence for a clade of nematodes, arthropods and other moulting animals by Aguinaldo, Anna Marie A, Turbeville, James M, Linford, Lawrence S, Rivera, Maria C, Garey, James R, Raff, Rudolf A, Lake, James A

“…The arthropods constitute the most diverse animal group, but, despite their rich fossil record and a century of study, their phylogenetic relationships remain…”
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Stomatal Development and CO2: Ecological Consequences by Woodward, F. I., Lake, J. A., Quick, W. P.

“…• Stomatal density responses by 48 accessions of Arabidopsis, to CO2 enrichment, broadly parallel interspecific observations. • Accessions differing in the…”
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Deriving the genomic tree of life in the presence of horizontal gene transfer: conditioned reconstruction by Lake, James A, Rivera, Maria C

“…The horizontal gene transfer (HGT) being inferred within prokaryotic genomes appears to be sufficiently massive that many scientists think it may have…”
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Genomic Evidence for Two Functionally Distinct Gene Classes by Rivera, Maria C., Jain, Ravi, Moore, Jonathan E., Lake, James A.

“…Analyses of complete genomes indicate that a massive prokaryotic gene transfer (or transfers) preceded the formation of the eukaryotic cell. In comparisons of…”
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Formation of a primitive ectoderm like cell population, EPL cells, from ES cells in response to biologically derived factors by Rathjen, J, Lake, J A, Bettess, M D, Washington, J M, Chapman, G, Rathjen, P D

“…The primitive ectoderm of the mouse embryo arises from the inner cell mass between 4.75 and 5.25 days post coitum, around the time of implantation. Positioned…”
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Horizontal Gene Transfer in Microbial Genome Evolution by Jain, Ravi, Rivera, Maria C., Moore, Jonathan E., Lake, James A.

“…Horizontal gene transfer is the collective name for processes that permit the exchange of DNA among organisms of different species. Only recently has it been…”
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Decoding the Genomic Tree of Life by Simonson, Anne B., Servin, Jacqueline A., Skophammer, Ryan G., Herbold, Craig W., Rivera, Maria C., Lake, James A.

“…Genomes hold within them the record of the evolution of life on Earth. But genome fusions and horizontal gene transfer (HGT) seem to have obscured sufficiently…”
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Reconstructing Evolutionary Trees from DNA and Protein Sequences: Paralinear Distances by Lake, James A.

“…The reconstruction of phylogenetic trees from DNA and protein sequences is confounded by unequal rate effects. These effects can group rapidly evolving taxa…”
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Isotope Fractionation and Atmospheric Oxygen: Implications for Phanerozoic O 2 Evolution by Berner, R. A., Petsch, S. T., Lake, J. A., Beerling, D. J., Popp, B. N., Lane, R. S., Laws, E. A., Westley, M. B., Cassar, N., Woodward, F. I., Quick, W. P.

“…Models describing the evolution of the partial pressure of atmospheric oxygen over Phanerozoic time are constrained by the mass balances required between the…”
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Does AMP-activated protein kinase negatively mediate aged fast-twitch skeletal muscle mass? by Gordon, Scott E, Lake, Jordan A, Westerkamp, Christopher M, Thomson, David M

“…The activity of 5'-adenosine monophosphate (AMP)-activated protein kinase (AMPK), a negative regulator of cell size, is up-regulated with age in resting and…”
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Reversible programming of pluripotent cell differentiation by Lake, J, Rathjen, J, Remiszewski, J, Rathjen, P D

“…We have undertaken an in vitro differentiation analysis of two related, interconvertible, pluripotent cell populations, ES and early primitive ectoderm-like…”
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Gas exchange: new challenges with Arabidopsis by Lake, Janice A.

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