Structure related differences between proteins in a stable heteroplasmic mitochondrial system in bivalves 26 de out. de 2016
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Structure related differences between proteins in a stable heteroplasmic mitochondrial system in bivalves
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This symposium aims to highlight the latest research on marine mussels (Mytilus sp.) from a multdisciplinary perspective, including studies from the fields of genomics, proteomics, immunology, physiology, ecology and aquaculture among others. Marine mussels represent an excellent study system in evolutionary biology, ecology, ecotoxicology, climate change and more importantly, they are a key species in aquaculture, being commercialised worldwide.
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I Internatonal Symposium on Advances in Marine Mussel Research
David Skibinski
Professor / Evolutionary Biology, Swansea University Medical School, UK
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Structure related differences between proteins in a stable heteroplasmic mitochondrial system in bivalves
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Structure related differences between proteins in a stable heteroplasmic mitochondrial system in bivalves
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The history of divergence and secondary introgression in the Mytilus edulis complex of species
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Transmission of independent cancer lineages within bivalve molluscs in Galicia
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Transmission of independent cancer lineages within bivalve molluscs in Galicia
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Is the expression of specific mitochondrial OFRs involved in sex determination and mitochondrial inheritance in Mytilus?
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