In the presence of amino acids, populations evolved an increased cell density and amino acid-dependency of their growth. by Glen D’Souza (3246180)

“…<p>(A) Median cell density of the populations that evolved in the presence (black boxes) or absence of AAs (grey circles) over the course of the evolution experiment. …”

The differential expression patterns of the 30 most differentially expressed genes in the N3 population for the other two evolved populations. by Shuyu Olivia Zhou (14070487)

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Minimum Free Energies of structures formed by RNA sequences of varied GC content. by Raghavendran Partha (659210)

Populations evolving towards failure: costs of adaptation under competition at the range edge of an invasive perennial plant by Justin S.H. Wan (3225180)

“…This finding suggests that these costs likely form part of the classic trade-offs involved with stress-tolerance and may have effects on range evolution.…”

Different outcomes of structural variation of chromosome 1 in evolved <i>Δkmt1</i> strains. by Mareike Möller (5548745)

“…Thus, two new chromosomes were formed, both containing the duplicated sequence. This structural variation was not found in all cells in the Δ<i>kmt1</i> progenitor strain and the structural variation that arose in the evolved strains <b>(B-D)</b> can therefore be the result of rearrangements of the reference chromosome 1 or the two newly formed chromosomes. …”

Table 1_The evolving landscape of restrictive cardiomyopathy treatment: clinical trial trends and future directions.xlsx by Bin Deng (474177)

“…<p>Restrictive cardiomyopathy (RCM) is a rare form of heart muscle disease characterized predominantly by diastolic dysfunction and restrictive filling, for which no guideline-supported pharmacological treatment currently exists. …”

Evolved discrimination of four niches (I–IV) in signal space for homozygotes AA, BB and the heterozygote AB. by Niclas Norrström (190601)

Data_Sheet_1_Progressive Microstructural Deterioration Dictates Evolving Biomechanical Dysfunction in the Marfan Aorta.pdf by Cristina Cavinato (11429941)

Evolved Late Mesozoic continental arc: Constraints of detrital zircons from the western East China Sea by Yuling Deng (6013253)

Detailed Molecular Epidemiologic Characterization of HIV-1 Infection in Bulgaria Reveals Broad Diversity and Evolving Phylodynamics by Ivailo Alexiev Ivanov (391494)

Conserved nuclear hormone receptors controlling a novel plastic trait target fast-evolving genes expressed in a single cell by Bogdan Sieriebriennikov (3221625)

Subjects: “…novel plastic trait target fast-evolving genes…”

Changing the fraction of donors there is an evident rise of links formed by economic/popularity interplay. by Mauro Gallegati (291126)

Reactive Pendant MnO in a Synthetic Structural Model of a Proposed S₄ State in the Photosynthetic Oxygen Evolving Complex by Shivaiah Vaddypally (1333566)

“…The molecular mechanism of the Oxygen Evolving Center of photosystem II has been under debate for decades. …”

Bona fide choline monoxygenases evolved in Amaranthaceae plants from oxygenases of unknown function: Evidence from phylogenetics, homology modeling and docking studies by Javier Carrillo-Campos (5794112)

“…CMO2s, and particularly their mononuclear non-heme iron domain where the active site is located, evolved at a faster rate than CMO1s, which suggests positive selection. …”

<i>B</i>. <i>besnoiti</i> orthologues involved in sexual reproduction and oocyst formation. by Chandra Ramakrishnan (134246)

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Fitness landscape experienced by cells evolving their max_act and λ_act values. by Inge M. N. Wortel (12085952)

Dynamics of late Cenozoic aeolian deposition along the South African coast: a record of evolving climate and ecosystems by Dave Roberts (475490)

Data_Sheet_1_Global Research Trends of Ferroptosis: A Rapidly Evolving Field With Enormous Potential.docx by Haiyang Wu (3412568)

Data_Sheet_1_Global Research Trends of Ferroptosis: A Rapidly Evolving Field With Enormous Potential.docx by Haiyang Wu (3412568)

Putative tsetse midgut serpins show active site conservation with human complement cascade inhibitory serpin, but may not have evolved as a consequence of a haematophagous lifestyl... by Cher-Pheng Ooi (682424)