Research Center for Global Agromedicine, Obihiro University of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Obihiro, Japan This review provides the summary of the possibility of effective mammalian models for ...

This important study provides compelling evidence for the evolutionary diversification and conserved NFκB-inducing function of RHIM-containing RIP kinase proteins across animal lineages, combining ...

Functionally indispensable genes are likely to be retained and otherwise to be lost during evolution. This evolutionary fate of a gene can also be affected by factors independent of gene ...

Department of Oral Health Sciences, University of Washington School of Dentistry, Seattle, WA, United States The discovery of odontogenic mechanisms essential for regenerating dental tissues and ...

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We present Champagne, a whole-genome method for generating cha racter m atrices for p hylogenomic a nalysis using large g e n omic e vents that, by rigorously picking orthologous genes and locating ...

Muskrats are large rodents, and therefore are related to rats, mice, voles, gerbils, hamsters and lemmings. These aquatic animals look a lot like their relatives. They are quite round, with short legs ...

Tech "It's the most influential drum machine ever created – and has likely featured on more records than any other": A history of Roland drum machines, from the TR-77 to the TR-1000 Keyboards & Pianos ...

Rodents have a cosmopolitan distribution with range extensions often associated with human movement. After their divergence from a common ancestor with Lagomorpha ∼65 My ago, rodents have undergone an ...

Rabbits and rodents belong to the orders Lagomorpha and Rodentia respectively. Rodents are further divided into the suborders Myomorpha (rats, mice, gerbils, and hamsters), Caviomorpha (guinea pigs ...