[q-bio.PE] Bacteriophage Qβ, first isolated in 1961, has served for more than six decades as a model system for molecular and viral evolution.
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Single-molecule Peptide Sequencing Through Reverse Translation Of Peptides Into DNA
Editor’s note: with recent speculation about the potential habitability of other worlds and understanding the processes whereby other biospheres arise and evolve, thought needs to be given to developing sensor […]
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The Phylogenetic Context For The Origin Of A Unique Purple-green Photosymbiosis
Symbioses are widespread in nature and have been the source of much evolutionary innovation. While some types of symbioses evolved multiple times across space and time (e.g., oxygenic photosymbioses or […]