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#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
901	4827 Koonin EV The Biological Big Bang model for the major transitions in evolution BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2007 AUG 20; 2: Art. No. 21	4	25	12	118
902	4875 Rose MR, Oakley TH The new biology: beyond the Modern Synthesis BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2007 NOV 24; 2: Art. No. 30	0	12	2	96
903	5010 Glansdorff N, Xu Y, Labedan B The Last Universal Common Ancestor: emergence, constitution and genetic legacy of an elusive forerunner BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2008 JUL 9; 3: Art. No. 29	4	39	25	225
904	5195 Mulkidjanian AY, Galperin MY On the origin of life in the Zinc world. 2. Validation of the hypothesis on the photosynthesizing zinc sulfide edifices as cradles of life on Earth BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2009 AUG 24; 4: Art. No. 27	0	6	16	335
905	5236 Ragan MA Trees and networks before and after Darwin BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2009 NOV 16; 4: Art. No. 43	1	7	11	188
906	5318 Cavalier-Smith T Origin of the cell nucleus, mitosis and sex: roles of intracellular coevolution BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2010 FEB 4; 5: Art. No. 7	4	15	38	392
907	5538 Kutschera U From the scala naturae to the symbiogenetic and dynamic tree of life BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 JUN 30; 6: Art. No. 33	0	0	12	92
908	5539 Martin WF Early evolution without a tree of life BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 JUN 30; 6: Art. No. 36	0	0	33	207
909	5578 Seufferheld MJ, Kim KM, Whitfield J, Valerio A, Caetano-Anolles G Evolution of vacuolar proton pyrophosphatase domains and volutin granules: clues into the early evolutionary origin of the acidocalcisome BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 OCT 5; 6: Art. No. 50	0	0	6	85
910	5581 Faure E, Delaye L, Tribolo S, Levasseur A, Seligmann H, et al. Probable presence of an ubiquitous cryptic mitochondrial gene on the antisense strand of the cytochrome oxidase I gene BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 OCT 24; 6: Art. No. 56	0	0	3	81
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
911	2115 COLLAS P, BALISE JJ, ROBL JM INFLUENCE OF CELL-CYCLE STAGE OF THE DONOR NUCLEUS ON DEVELOPMENT OF NUCLEAR TRANSPLANT RABBIT EMBRYOS BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION. 1992 MAR; 46 (3): 492-500	1	107	1	35
912	1280 GOODE D, CACHON M IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SPINDLE MICROTUBULES DURING MITOSIS IN THE COLONIAL RADIOLARIAN COLLOZOUM-PELAGICUM BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1985; 53 (1): 41-&	1	3	6	42
913	1598 GRAIN J, MIGNOT JP, DEPUYTORAC P ULTRASTRUCTURES AND EVOLUTIONARY MODALITIES OF FLAGELLAR AND CILIARY SYSTEMS IN PROTISTS BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1988; 63 (2): 219-237	6	27	4	105
914	1718 BOISVIEUXULRICH E, LAINE MC, SANDOZ D INVITRO EFFECTS OF COLCHICINE AND NOCODAZOLE ON CILIOGENESIS IN QUAIL OVIDUCT BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1989; 67 (1): 67-79	0	8	3	55
915	2673 Mignot JP The centrosomal big bang: From a unique central organelle towards a constellation of MTOCs BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1996; 86 (2-3): 81-91	7	18	5	99
916	2674 Michel LS, SoyerGobillard MO, Geraud ML, Gautier A Argyrophilic proteins in dinoflagellates: An ultrastructural, cytochemical and immunocytochemical study BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1996; 87 (3): 149-170	0	3	4	139
917	3263 Beisson J, Jerka-Dziadosz M Polarities of the centriolar structure: Morphogenetic consequences BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1999 MAY-JUN; 91 (4-5): 367-378	2	42	4	112
918	3966 Iftode F, Fleury-Aubusson A Structural inheritance in Paramecium: ultrastructural evidence for basal body and associated rootlets polarity transmission through binary fission BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 2003 JAN-FEB; 95 (1): 39-51	0	17	5	61
919	5114 Mansfield KD, Keene JD The ribonome: a dominant force in co-ordinating gene expression BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 2009 MAR; 101 (3): 169-181	0	20	1	94
920	2930 Park SI, Park JM, Chittum HS, Yang ES, Carlson BA, et al. Selenocysteine tRNAs as central components of selenoprotein biosynthesis in eukaryotes BIOMEDICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES. 1997 SEP; 10 (2-3): 116-124	0	5	2	47
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
921	4569 Turos E, Long TE, Heldreth B, Leslie JM, Reddy GSK, et al. N-Thiolated beta-lactams: A new family of anti-Bacillus agents BIOORGANIC & MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY LETTERS. 2006 APR 15; 16 (8): 2084-2090	0	10	0	10
922	2160 GRASLUND A, KIM SK, ERIKSON S, NORDEN B, JERNSTROM B DYNAMICS OF BENZO[A]PYRENE DIOL EPOXIDE ADDUCTS IN POLY(DG-DC) . (DG- DC) STUDIED BY SYNCHROTRON EXCITED FLUORESCENCE POLARIZATION ANISOTROPY DECAY BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1992 AUG; 44 (1): 21-28	1	7	0	20
923	2425 JERNSTROM B, GRASLUND A COVALENT BINDING OF BENZO[A]PYRENE 7,8-DIHYDRODIOL 9,10-EPOXIDES TO DNA - MOLECULAR-STRUCTURES, INDUCED MUTATIONS AND BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1994 APR; 49 (3): 185-199	0	70	1	103
924	2878 Zozulya V, Blagoi Y, Lober G, Voloshin I, Winter S, et al. Fluorescence and binding properties of phenazine derivatives in complexes with polynucleotides of various base compositions and secondary structures BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1997 MAR 27; 65 (1): 55-63	0	16	1	19
925	4066 Cherepanov DA, Feniouk BA, Junge W, Mulkidjanian AY Low dielectric permittivity of water at the membrane interface: Effect on the energy coupling mechanism in biological membranes BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL. 2003 AUG; 85 (2): 1307-1316	0	55	1	67
926	4888 Weiss WF, Hodgdon TK, Kaler EW, Lenhoff AM, Roberts CJ Nonnative protein polymers: Structure, morphology, and relation to nucleation and growth BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL. 2007 DEC 15; 93 (12): 4392-4403	3	20	5	75
927	2312 DOGLIA SM, ALBINSSON B, HIORT C, NORDEN B, GRASLUND A QUINACRINE - SPECTROSCOPIC PROPERTIES AND INTERACTIONS WITH POLYNUCLEOTIDES BIOPOLYMERS. 1993 SEP; 33 (9): 1431-1442	1	10	1	40
928	2439 BEHRAVAN G, LEIJON M, SEHLSTEDT U, NORDEN B, VALLBERG H, et al. THE INTERACTION OF ELLIPTICINE DERIVATIVES WITH NUCLEIC-ACIDS STUDIED BY OPTICAL AND H-1-NMR SPECTROSCOPY - EFFECT OF SIZE OF THE HETEROCYCLIC RING BIOPOLYMERS. 1994 MAY; 34 (5): 599-609	0	28	2	25
929	2354 WALTON BT, HOYLMAN AM, PEREZ MM, ANDERSON TA, JOHNSON TR, et al. RHIZOSPHERE MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AS A PLANT DEFENSE AGAINST TOXIC- SUBSTANCES IN SOILS BIOREMEDIATION THROUGH RHIZOSPHERE TECHNOLOGY. 1994; 563: 82-92	0	17	1	25
930	1933 GOYAL A, GHOSH B, EVELEIGH D CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGAL CELLULASES BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 1991; 36 (1): 37-50	1	91	1	118
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
931	5180 Zhou QL, Li KM, Jun X, Bo L Role and functions of beneficial microorganisms in sustainable aquaculture BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 2009 AUG; 100 (16): 3780-3786	0	5	1	41
932	138 KATERNDA.DA FIFTH DAY - EPIC POEM ON ORIGIN OF EUKARYOTIC CELL BIOSCIENCE. 1972; 22 (12): 697-703	0	1	5	39
933	429 BIRKY CW INHERITANCE OF GENES IN MITOCHONDRIA AND CHLOROPLASTS BIOSCIENCE. 1976; 26 (1): 26-33	2	15	3	70
934	667 CALDWELL MM PLANT LIFE AND ULTRAVIOLET-RADIATION - SOME PERSPECTIVE IN THE HISTORY OF THE EARTHS UV CLIMATE BIOSCIENCE. 1979; 29 (9): 520-525	4	42	2	46
935	668 MANWELL C, BAKER CMA DOUBLE HELIX - SCIENCE AND MYTH IN THE ACT OF CREATION BIOSCIENCE. 1979; 29 (12): 742-746	1	4	0	28
936	963 NANNEY DL GENES AND PHENES IN TETRAHYMENA BIOSCIENCE. 1982; 32 (10): 783-788	0	40	1	49
937	1073 CORLISS JO CONSEQUENCES OF CREATING NEW KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (5): 314-318	9	12	12	39
938	1074 PAYNE WJ BACTERIAL DENITRIFICATION - ASSET OR DEFECT BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (5): 319-325	0	13	1	111
939	1075 GRAY MW THE BACTERIAL ANCESTRY OF PLASTIDS AND MITOCHONDRIA BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (11): 693-699	23	39	17	45
940	1193 WALKER JCG HOW LIFE AFFECTS THE ATMOSPHERE BIOSCIENCE. 1984; 34 (8): 486-491	3	6	2	13
#	Date / Author / Journal	LCS	GCS	LCR	CR
941	1194 MARGULIS L, KUNZ TH GLIMPSES OF BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN CUBA BIOSCIENCE. 1984; 34 (10): 634-&	1	1	0	4
942	1281 MARGULIS L UNDULIPODIATED CELLS BIOSCIENCE. 1985; 35 (6): 333-333	1	1	0	0
943	1407 MARGULIS L, CHASE D, GUERRERO R MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAR; 36 (3): 160-170	26	26	6	28
944	1422 CAVALIERSMITH T CILIA VERSUS UNDULIPODIA BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAY; 36 (5): 293-293	4	9	0	1
945	1423 MARGULIS L CILIA VERSUS UNDULIPODIA - REPLY BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAY; 36 (5): 293-294	1	1	0	1
946	1785 VESTAL JR, WHITE DC LIPID ANALYSIS IN MICROBIAL ECOLOGY - QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES BIOSCIENCE. 1989 SEP; 39 (8): 535-541	2	346	1	49
947	1794 ESTEP KW, HASLE A, OMLI L, MACINTYRE F LINNAEUS - INTERACTIVE TAXONOMY USING THE MACINTOSH COMPUTER AND HYPERCARD BIOSCIENCE. 1989 OCT; 39 (9): 635-638	1	10	1	5
948	1913 MARGULIS L WORDS AS BATTLE CRIES - SYMBIOGENESIS AND THE NEW FIELD OF ENDOCYTOBIOLOGY BIOSCIENCE. 1990 OCT; 40 (9): 673-677	11	11	4	42
949	2147 ODUM EP GREAT IDEAS IN ECOLOGY FOR THE 1990S BIOSCIENCE. 1992 JUL-AUG; 42 (7): 542-545	2	40	2	65
950	2174 BARLOW C, VOLK T THINKING OF BIOLOGY - GAIA AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY BIOSCIENCE. 1992 OCT; 42 (9): 686-693	5	5	10	49
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951	2281 SCHWARTZMAN D, MCMENAMIN M, VOLK T DID SURFACE TEMPERATURES CONSTRAIN MICROBIAL EVOLUTION BIOSCIENCE. 1993 JUN; 43 (6): 390-393	4	16	5	42
952	2581 LEE JJ LIVING SANDS - THE SYMBIOSIS OF PROTISTS AND ALGAE CAN PROVIDE GOOD MODELS FOR THE STUDY OF HOST SYMBIONT INTERACTIONS BIOSCIENCE. 1995 APR; 45 (4): 252-261	1	16	4	39
953	2649 SAVAGE JM SYSTEMATICS AND THE BIODIVERSITY CRISIS - THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR AN ACCELERATED ACCUMULATION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT BIODIVERSITY BIOSCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 45 (10): 673-679	0	24	1	27
954	2812 Kuroiwa T, Uchida H Organelle division and cytoplasmic inheritance BIOSCIENCE. 1996 DEC; 46 (11): 827-835	5	15	4	56
955	3025 Queller DC, Strassmann JE Kin selection and social insects BIOSCIENCE. 1998 MAR; 48 (3): 165-175	0	218	4	102
956	3033 Moran NA, Telang A Bacteriocyte-associated symbionts of insects - A variety of insect groups harbor ancient prokaryotic endosymbionts BIOSCIENCE. 1998 APR; 48 (4): 295-304	12	110	7	69
957	3530 Ben-Ari ET, Mayr E, Prance G, Gould SJ, Likens G, et al. What next for Biology? Top biologists highlight past advances and future challenges at the 2000 AIBS Meeting BIOSCIENCE. 2000 OCT; 50 (10): 848-853	2	2	0	0
958	3650 Margulis L, Rummel JD Life in NASA and the rest of the universe: New scientific opportunities BIOSCIENCE. 2001 APR; 51 (4): 317-317	0	0	0	2
959	3671 Corliss JO Have the protozoa been overlooked? BIOSCIENCE. 2001 JUN; 51 (6): 424-425	2	3	4	18
960	3832 Kimmerer RW Weaving traditional ecological knowledge into biological education: A call to action BIOSCIENCE. 2002 MAY; 52 (5): 432-438	0	10	1	48
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961	3998 Avise JC The best and the worst of times for evolutionary biology BIOSCIENCE. 2003 MAR; 53 (3): 247-255	0	4	3	66
962	4463 Levin SA Self-organization and the emergence of complexity in ecological systems BIOSCIENCE. 2005 DEC; 55 (12): 1075-1079	1	27	2	36
963	4533 Bilica K, Margulis L, Schwartz KV Five kingdoms: A multimedia guide to the phyla of life on earth. Version 2.0 BIOSCIENCE. 2006 FEB; 56 (2): 169-170	0	0	0	0
964	5130 Finlay BJ, Esteban GF Can Biological Complexity Be Rationalized? BIOSCIENCE. 2009 APR; 59 (4): 333-340	0	0	4	36
965	5146 Kikvidze Z, Callaway RM Ecological Facilitation May Drive Major Evolutionary Transitions BIOSCIENCE. 2009 MAY; 59 (5): 399-404	0	6	6	54
966	5159 Tekle YI, Parfrey LW, Katz LA Molecular Data Are Transforming Hypotheses on the Origin and Diversification of Eukaryotes BIOSCIENCE. 2009 JUN; 59 (6): 471-481	1	7	23	72
967	1076 KALLENBACH RJ DO CENTRIOLES CONTAIN RIBOSOMES BIOSCIENCE REPORTS. 1983; 3 (12): 1155-1162	3	5	7	52
968	3615 Emelyanov VV Rickettsiaceae, rickettsia-like endosymbionts, and the origin of mitochondria BIOSCIENCE REPORTS. 2001 FEB; 21 (1): 1-17	4	19	14	55
969	5241 Ozansoy M, Denizhan Y The Endomembrane System: A Representation of the Extracellular Medium? BIOSEMIOTICS. 2009 DEC; 2 (3): 255-267	0	0	2	10
970	5590 Witzany G Natural Genome Editing from a Biocommunicative Perspective BIOSEMIOTICS. 2011 DEC; 4 (3): 349-368	0	1	9	124
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971	5196 Hoeyer K Tradable Body Parts? How Bone and Recycled Prosthetic Devices Acquire a Price without Forming a 'Market' BIOSOCIETIES. 2009 SEP; 4 (2-3): 239-256	0	0	0	52
972	5567 Benezra A Dazzle Gradually: Reflections on the Nature of Nature BIOSOCIETIES. 2011 SEP; 6 (3): 372-376	0	0	0	1
973	254 MARGULIS L EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND POSSIBLE MECHANISM OF COLCHICINE-SENSITIVE MITOTIC MOVEMENTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (1): 16-36	14	14	11	110
974	255 PICKETTH.J EVOLUTION OF MITOSIS AND EUKARYOTIC CONDITION BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (1): 37-48	44	91	4	48
975	256 HEINEN W MICROBIAL INTERACTION WITH NON-PHYSIOLOGICAL ELEMENTS AND SUBSTITUTION OF BIO-ELEMENTS BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (2): 133-151	0	1	1	157
976	325 PIROZYNSKI KA, MALLOCH DW ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - MATTER OF MYCOTROPISM BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 6 (3): 153-164	34	237	4	51
977	326 LIPMANN F SEARCH FOR REMNANTS OF EARLY EVOLUTION IN PRESENT-DAY METABOLISM BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 6 (4): 234-238	0	1	5	24
978	327 MARGULIS L MICROBES CONTRIBUTION TO EVOLUTION BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (2): 266-292	17	17	22	110
979	328 RIS H PRIMITIVE MITOTIC MECHANISMS BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 298-304	9	29	1	10
980	329 GOODE D EVOLUTION OF MITOSIS IN PROTOZOA - ASSOCIATION OF CHROMOSOMES, NUCLEAR- ENVELOPE, KINETOCHORES AND MICROTUBULES BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 318-325	8	22	3	62
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981	330 CORLISS JO NUCLEAR CHARACTERISTICS AND PHYLOGENY IN PROTISTAN PHYLUM CILIOPHORA BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 338-349	10	36	5	64
982	331 HEATH IB POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIATIONS IN MITOTIC SYSTEMS OF AQUATIC FUNGI (PHYCOMYCETES) BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 351-359	8	28	1	75
983	332 LEWIS LM EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF ULTRASTRUCTURAL VARIATIONS IN MICRONUCLEAR SPINDLE APPARATUS IN GENUS PARAMECIUM BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 380-385	1	10	3	30
984	506 KING GAM SYMBIOSIS AND EVOLUTION OF PROKARYOTES BIOSYSTEMS. 1977; 9 (1): 35-42	0	5	4	18
985	507 KELLEHER JK KINETIC-MODEL FOR MICROTUBULE POLYMERIZATION DURING ORAL REGENERATION IN STENTOR-COERULEUS BIOSYSTEMS. 1977; 9 (4): 269-279	0	1	4	24
986	582 WHITTAKER RH, MARGULIS L PROTIST CLASSIFICATION AND KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 3-18	88	88	14	84
987	583 SEARCY DG, STEIN DB, GREEN GR PHYLOGENETIC AFFINITIES BETWEEN EUKARYOTIC CELLS AND A THERMOPHILIC MYCOPLASMA BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 19-28	24	50	7	50
988	584 OAKLEY BR SOME ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF MITOSIS AS A PHYLOGENETIC CRITERION BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 59-64	5	15	8	39
989	585 TAYLOR FJR PROBLEMS IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPLICIT HYPOTHETICAL PHYLOGENY OF LOWER EUKARYOTES BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 67-89	58	131	21	130
990	586 CAVALIERSMITH T EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND PHYLOGENY OF MICROTUBULES, MITOTIC SPINDLES AND EUKARYOTE FLAGELLA BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 93-114	38	74	16	99
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991	587 LEEDALE GF PHYLOGENETIC CRITERIA IN EUGLENOID FLAGELLATES BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 183-187	12	45	1	11
992	588 DELVALLE JA, ASENSIO C DISTRIBUTION OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE(ATP)-DEPENDENT HEXOSE KINASES IN MICROORGANISMS BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (3): 265-282	0	14	2	46
993	589 WATSON A, LOVELOCK JE, MARGULIS L METHANOGENESIS, FIRES AND THE REGULATION OF ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (4): 293-298	69	70	5	27
994	590 OAKLEY BR, TAYLOR FJR EVIDENCE FOR A NEW TYPE OF ENDOSYMBIOTIC ORGANIZATION IN A POPULATION OF THE CILIATE MESODINIUM-RUBRUM FROM BRITISH-COLUMBIA BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (4): 361-369	7	36	3	19
995	669 HIBBERD DJ STRUCTURE AND PHYLOGENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FLAGELLAR TRANSITION REGION IN THE CHLOROPHYLL-C-CONTAINING ALGAE BIOSYSTEMS. 1979; 11 (4): 243-261	26	103	10	89
996	752 LOWENSTAM HA, MARGULIS L EVOLUTIONARY PREREQUISITES FOR EARLY PHANEROZOIC CALCAREOUS SKELETONS BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 27-41	62	62	6	75
997	753 MARGULIS L UNDULIPODIA, FLAGELLA AND CILIA BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 105-108	12	12	5	22
998	754 SCHWEMMLER W ENDOCYTOBIOSIS - GENERAL-PRINCIPLES BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 111-122	12	22	3	28
999	755 WATSON AJ, LOVELOCK JE, MARGULIS L DISCUSSION - WHAT CONTROLS ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN - REPLY BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 124-125	0	0	0	0
1000	756 FOX SW, NAKASHIMA T THE ASSEMBLY AND PROPERTIES OF PROTOBIOLOGICAL STRUCTURES - THE BEGINNINGS OF CELLULAR PEPTIDE-SYNTHESIS BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (3-4): 155-166	13	35	1	61

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901

The Biological Big Bang model for the major transitions in evolution

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2007 AUG 20; 2: Art. No. 21

118

902

4875 Rose MR, Oakley TH

The new biology: beyond the Modern Synthesis

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2007 NOV 24; 2: Art. No. 30

903

5010 Glansdorff N, Xu Y, Labedan B

The Last Universal Common Ancestor: emergence, constitution and genetic legacy of an elusive forerunner

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2008 JUL 9; 3: Art. No. 29

225

904

5195 Mulkidjanian AY, Galperin MY

On the origin of life in the Zinc world. 2. Validation of the hypothesis on the photosynthesizing zinc sulfide edifices as cradles of life on Earth

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2009 AUG 24; 4: Art. No. 27

335

905

5236 Ragan MA

Trees and networks before and after Darwin

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2009 NOV 16; 4: Art. No. 43

188

906

5318 Cavalier-Smith T

Origin of the cell nucleus, mitosis and sex: roles of intracellular coevolution

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2010 FEB 4; 5: Art. No. 7

392

907

5538 Kutschera U

From the scala naturae to the symbiogenetic and dynamic tree of life

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 JUN 30; 6: Art. No. 33

908

5539 Martin WF

Early evolution without a tree of life

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 JUN 30; 6: Art. No. 36

207

909

5578 Seufferheld MJ, Kim KM, Whitfield J, Valerio A, Caetano-Anolles G

Evolution of vacuolar proton pyrophosphatase domains and volutin granules: clues into the early evolutionary origin of the acidocalcisome

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 OCT 5; 6: Art. No. 50

910

5581 Faure E, Delaye L, Tribolo S, Levasseur A, Seligmann H, et al.

Probable presence of an ubiquitous cryptic mitochondrial gene on the antisense strand of the cytochrome oxidase I gene

BIOLOGY DIRECT. 2011 OCT 24; 6: Art. No. 56

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

911

2115 COLLAS P, BALISE JJ, ROBL JM

INFLUENCE OF CELL-CYCLE STAGE OF THE DONOR NUCLEUS ON DEVELOPMENT OF NUCLEAR TRANSPLANT RABBIT EMBRYOS

BIOLOGY OF REPRODUCTION. 1992 MAR; 46 (3): 492-500

107

912

1280 GOODE D, CACHON M

IMMUNOFLUORESCENCE AND ULTRASTRUCTURAL STUDIES OF SPINDLE MICROTUBULES DURING MITOSIS IN THE COLONIAL RADIOLARIAN COLLOZOUM-PELAGICUM

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1985; 53 (1): 41-&

913

1598 GRAIN J, MIGNOT JP, DEPUYTORAC P

ULTRASTRUCTURES AND EVOLUTIONARY MODALITIES OF FLAGELLAR AND CILIARY SYSTEMS IN PROTISTS

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1988; 63 (2): 219-237

105

914

1718 BOISVIEUXULRICH E, LAINE MC, SANDOZ D

INVITRO EFFECTS OF COLCHICINE AND NOCODAZOLE ON CILIOGENESIS IN QUAIL OVIDUCT

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1989; 67 (1): 67-79

915

2673 Mignot JP

The centrosomal big bang: From a unique central organelle towards a constellation of MTOCs

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1996; 86 (2-3): 81-91

916

2674 Michel LS, SoyerGobillard MO, Geraud ML, Gautier A

Argyrophilic proteins in dinoflagellates: An ultrastructural, cytochemical and immunocytochemical study

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1996; 87 (3): 149-170

139

917

3263 Beisson J, Jerka-Dziadosz M

Polarities of the centriolar structure: Morphogenetic consequences

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 1999 MAY-JUN; 91 (4-5): 367-378

112

918

3966 Iftode F, Fleury-Aubusson A

Structural inheritance in Paramecium: ultrastructural evidence for basal body and associated rootlets polarity transmission through binary fission

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 2003 JAN-FEB; 95 (1): 39-51

919

5114 Mansfield KD, Keene JD

The ribonome: a dominant force in co-ordinating gene expression

BIOLOGY OF THE CELL. 2009 MAR; 101 (3): 169-181

920

2930 Park SI, Park JM, Chittum HS, Yang ES, Carlson BA, et al.

Selenocysteine tRNAs as central components of selenoprotein biosynthesis in eukaryotes

BIOMEDICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES. 1997 SEP; 10 (2-3): 116-124

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

921

4569 Turos E, Long TE, Heldreth B, Leslie JM, Reddy GSK, et al.

N-Thiolated beta-lactams: A new family of anti-Bacillus agents

BIOORGANIC & MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY LETTERS. 2006 APR 15; 16 (8): 2084-2090

922

2160 GRASLUND A, KIM SK, ERIKSON S, NORDEN B, JERNSTROM B

DYNAMICS OF BENZO[A]PYRENE DIOL EPOXIDE ADDUCTS IN POLY(DG-DC) . (DG- DC) STUDIED BY SYNCHROTRON EXCITED FLUORESCENCE POLARIZATION ANISOTROPY DECAY

BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1992 AUG; 44 (1): 21-28

923

2425 JERNSTROM B, GRASLUND A

COVALENT BINDING OF BENZO[A]PYRENE 7,8-DIHYDRODIOL 9,10-EPOXIDES TO DNA - MOLECULAR-STRUCTURES, INDUCED MUTATIONS AND BIOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES

BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1994 APR; 49 (3): 185-199

103

924

2878 Zozulya V, Blagoi Y, Lober G, Voloshin I, Winter S, et al.

Fluorescence and binding properties of phenazine derivatives in complexes with polynucleotides of various base compositions and secondary structures

BIOPHYSICAL CHEMISTRY. 1997 MAR 27; 65 (1): 55-63

925

4066 Cherepanov DA, Feniouk BA, Junge W, Mulkidjanian AY

Low dielectric permittivity of water at the membrane interface: Effect on the energy coupling mechanism in biological membranes

BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL. 2003 AUG; 85 (2): 1307-1316

926

4888 Weiss WF, Hodgdon TK, Kaler EW, Lenhoff AM, Roberts CJ

Nonnative protein polymers: Structure, morphology, and relation to nucleation and growth

BIOPHYSICAL JOURNAL. 2007 DEC 15; 93 (12): 4392-4403

927

2312 DOGLIA SM, ALBINSSON B, HIORT C, NORDEN B, GRASLUND A

QUINACRINE - SPECTROSCOPIC PROPERTIES AND INTERACTIONS WITH POLYNUCLEOTIDES

BIOPOLYMERS. 1993 SEP; 33 (9): 1431-1442

928

2439 BEHRAVAN G, LEIJON M, SEHLSTEDT U, NORDEN B, VALLBERG H, et al.

THE INTERACTION OF ELLIPTICINE DERIVATIVES WITH NUCLEIC-ACIDS STUDIED BY OPTICAL AND H-1-NMR SPECTROSCOPY - EFFECT OF SIZE OF THE HETEROCYCLIC RING

BIOPOLYMERS. 1994 MAY; 34 (5): 599-609

929

2354 WALTON BT, HOYLMAN AM, PEREZ MM, ANDERSON TA, JOHNSON TR, et al.

RHIZOSPHERE MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES AS A PLANT DEFENSE AGAINST TOXIC- SUBSTANCES IN SOILS

BIOREMEDIATION THROUGH RHIZOSPHERE TECHNOLOGY. 1994; 563: 82-92

930

1933 GOYAL A, GHOSH B, EVELEIGH D

CHARACTERISTICS OF FUNGAL CELLULASES

BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 1991; 36 (1): 37-50

118

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LCS

GCS

LCR

931

5180 Zhou QL, Li KM, Jun X, Bo L

Role and functions of beneficial microorganisms in sustainable aquaculture

BIORESOURCE TECHNOLOGY. 2009 AUG; 100 (16): 3780-3786

932

138 KATERNDA.DA

FIFTH DAY - EPIC POEM ON ORIGIN OF EUKARYOTIC CELL

BIOSCIENCE. 1972; 22 (12): 697-703

933

429 BIRKY CW

INHERITANCE OF GENES IN MITOCHONDRIA AND CHLOROPLASTS

BIOSCIENCE. 1976; 26 (1): 26-33

934

667 CALDWELL MM

PLANT LIFE AND ULTRAVIOLET-RADIATION - SOME PERSPECTIVE IN THE HISTORY OF THE EARTHS UV CLIMATE

BIOSCIENCE. 1979; 29 (9): 520-525

935

668 MANWELL C, BAKER CMA

DOUBLE HELIX - SCIENCE AND MYTH IN THE ACT OF CREATION

BIOSCIENCE. 1979; 29 (12): 742-746

936

963 NANNEY DL

GENES AND PHENES IN TETRAHYMENA

BIOSCIENCE. 1982; 32 (10): 783-788

937

1073 CORLISS JO

CONSEQUENCES OF CREATING NEW KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS

BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (5): 314-318

938

1074 PAYNE WJ

BACTERIAL DENITRIFICATION - ASSET OR DEFECT

BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (5): 319-325

111

939

1075 GRAY MW

THE BACTERIAL ANCESTRY OF PLASTIDS AND MITOCHONDRIA

BIOSCIENCE. 1983; 33 (11): 693-699

940

1193 WALKER JCG

HOW LIFE AFFECTS THE ATMOSPHERE

BIOSCIENCE. 1984; 34 (8): 486-491

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

941

1194 MARGULIS L, KUNZ TH

GLIMPSES OF BIOLOGICAL-RESEARCH AND EDUCATION IN CUBA

BIOSCIENCE. 1984; 34 (10): 634-&

942

1281 MARGULIS L

UNDULIPODIATED CELLS

BIOSCIENCE. 1985; 35 (6): 333-333

943

1407 MARGULIS L, CHASE D, GUERRERO R

MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES

BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAR; 36 (3): 160-170

944

1422 CAVALIERSMITH T

CILIA VERSUS UNDULIPODIA

BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAY; 36 (5): 293-293

945

1423 MARGULIS L

CILIA VERSUS UNDULIPODIA - REPLY

BIOSCIENCE. 1986 MAY; 36 (5): 293-294

946

1785 VESTAL JR, WHITE DC

LIPID ANALYSIS IN MICROBIAL ECOLOGY - QUANTITATIVE APPROACHES TO THE STUDY OF MICROBIAL COMMUNITIES

BIOSCIENCE. 1989 SEP; 39 (8): 535-541

346

947

1794 ESTEP KW, HASLE A, OMLI L, MACINTYRE F

LINNAEUS - INTERACTIVE TAXONOMY USING THE MACINTOSH COMPUTER AND HYPERCARD

BIOSCIENCE. 1989 OCT; 39 (9): 635-638

948

1913 MARGULIS L

WORDS AS BATTLE CRIES - SYMBIOGENESIS AND THE NEW FIELD OF ENDOCYTOBIOLOGY

BIOSCIENCE. 1990 OCT; 40 (9): 673-677

949

2147 ODUM EP

GREAT IDEAS IN ECOLOGY FOR THE 1990S

BIOSCIENCE. 1992 JUL-AUG; 42 (7): 542-545

950

2174 BARLOW C, VOLK T

THINKING OF BIOLOGY - GAIA AND EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY

BIOSCIENCE. 1992 OCT; 42 (9): 686-693

Date / Author / Journal

LCS

GCS

LCR

951

2281 SCHWARTZMAN D, MCMENAMIN M, VOLK T

DID SURFACE TEMPERATURES CONSTRAIN MICROBIAL EVOLUTION

BIOSCIENCE. 1993 JUN; 43 (6): 390-393

952

2581 LEE JJ

LIVING SANDS - THE SYMBIOSIS OF PROTISTS AND ALGAE CAN PROVIDE GOOD MODELS FOR THE STUDY OF HOST SYMBIONT INTERACTIONS

BIOSCIENCE. 1995 APR; 45 (4): 252-261

953

2649 SAVAGE JM

SYSTEMATICS AND THE BIODIVERSITY CRISIS - THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR AN ACCELERATED ACCUMULATION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT BIODIVERSITY

BIOSCIENCE. 1995 NOV; 45 (10): 673-679

954

2812 Kuroiwa T, Uchida H

Organelle division and cytoplasmic inheritance

BIOSCIENCE. 1996 DEC; 46 (11): 827-835

955

3025 Queller DC, Strassmann JE

Kin selection and social insects

BIOSCIENCE. 1998 MAR; 48 (3): 165-175

218

102

956

3033 Moran NA, Telang A

Bacteriocyte-associated symbionts of insects - A variety of insect groups harbor ancient prokaryotic endosymbionts

BIOSCIENCE. 1998 APR; 48 (4): 295-304

110

957

3530 Ben-Ari ET, Mayr E, Prance G, Gould SJ, Likens G, et al.

What next for Biology? Top biologists highlight past advances and future challenges at the 2000 AIBS Meeting

BIOSCIENCE. 2000 OCT; 50 (10): 848-853

958

3650 Margulis L, Rummel JD

Life in NASA and the rest of the universe: New scientific opportunities

BIOSCIENCE. 2001 APR; 51 (4): 317-317

959

3671 Corliss JO

Have the protozoa been overlooked?

BIOSCIENCE. 2001 JUN; 51 (6): 424-425

960

3832 Kimmerer RW

Weaving traditional ecological knowledge into biological education: A call to action

BIOSCIENCE. 2002 MAY; 52 (5): 432-438

Date / Author / Journal

961

The best and the worst of times for evolutionary biology

BIOSCIENCE. 2003 MAR; 53 (3): 247-255

962

4463 Levin SA

Self-organization and the emergence of complexity in ecological systems

BIOSCIENCE. 2005 DEC; 55 (12): 1075-1079

963

4533 Bilica K, Margulis L, Schwartz KV

Five kingdoms: A multimedia guide to the phyla of life on earth. Version 2.0

BIOSCIENCE. 2006 FEB; 56 (2): 169-170

964

5130 Finlay BJ, Esteban GF

Can Biological Complexity Be Rationalized?

BIOSCIENCE. 2009 APR; 59 (4): 333-340

965

5146 Kikvidze Z, Callaway RM

Ecological Facilitation May Drive Major Evolutionary Transitions

BIOSCIENCE. 2009 MAY; 59 (5): 399-404

966

5159 Tekle YI, Parfrey LW, Katz LA

Molecular Data Are Transforming Hypotheses on the Origin and Diversification of Eukaryotes

BIOSCIENCE. 2009 JUN; 59 (6): 471-481

967

1076 KALLENBACH RJ

DO CENTRIOLES CONTAIN RIBOSOMES

BIOSCIENCE REPORTS. 1983; 3 (12): 1155-1162

968

3615 Emelyanov VV

Rickettsiaceae, rickettsia-like endosymbionts, and the origin of mitochondria

BIOSCIENCE REPORTS. 2001 FEB; 21 (1): 1-17

969

5241 Ozansoy M, Denizhan Y

The Endomembrane System: A Representation of the Extracellular Medium?

BIOSEMIOTICS. 2009 DEC; 2 (3): 255-267

970

5590 Witzany G

Natural Genome Editing from a Biocommunicative Perspective

BIOSEMIOTICS. 2011 DEC; 4 (3): 349-368

124

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971

Tradable Body Parts? How Bone and Recycled Prosthetic Devices Acquire a Price without Forming a 'Market'

BIOSOCIETIES. 2009 SEP; 4 (2-3): 239-256

972

5567 Benezra A

Dazzle Gradually: Reflections on the Nature of Nature

BIOSOCIETIES. 2011 SEP; 6 (3): 372-376

973

254 MARGULIS L

EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND POSSIBLE MECHANISM OF COLCHICINE-SENSITIVE MITOTIC MOVEMENTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (1): 16-36

110

974

255 PICKETTH.J

EVOLUTION OF MITOSIS AND EUKARYOTIC CONDITION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (1): 37-48

975

256 HEINEN W

MICROBIAL INTERACTION WITH NON-PHYSIOLOGICAL ELEMENTS AND SUBSTITUTION OF BIO-ELEMENTS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1974; 6 (2): 133-151

157

976

325 PIROZYNSKI KA, MALLOCH DW

ORIGIN OF LAND PLANTS - MATTER OF MYCOTROPISM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 6 (3): 153-164

237

977

326 LIPMANN F

SEARCH FOR REMNANTS OF EARLY EVOLUTION IN PRESENT-DAY METABOLISM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 6 (4): 234-238

978

327 MARGULIS L

MICROBES CONTRIBUTION TO EVOLUTION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (2): 266-292

110

979

328 RIS H

PRIMITIVE MITOTIC MECHANISMS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 298-304

980

329 GOODE D

EVOLUTION OF MITOSIS IN PROTOZOA - ASSOCIATION OF CHROMOSOMES, NUCLEAR- ENVELOPE, KINETOCHORES AND MICROTUBULES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 318-325

Date / Author / Journal

981

NUCLEAR CHARACTERISTICS AND PHYLOGENY IN PROTISTAN PHYLUM CILIOPHORA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 338-349

982

331 HEATH IB

POSSIBLE SIGNIFICANCE OF VARIATIONS IN MITOTIC SYSTEMS OF AQUATIC FUNGI (PHYCOMYCETES)

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 351-359

983

332 LEWIS LM

EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF ULTRASTRUCTURAL VARIATIONS IN MICRONUCLEAR SPINDLE APPARATUS IN GENUS PARAMECIUM

BIOSYSTEMS. 1975; 7 (3-4): 380-385

984

506 KING GAM

SYMBIOSIS AND EVOLUTION OF PROKARYOTES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1977; 9 (1): 35-42

985

507 KELLEHER JK

KINETIC-MODEL FOR MICROTUBULE POLYMERIZATION DURING ORAL REGENERATION IN STENTOR-COERULEUS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1977; 9 (4): 269-279

986

582 WHITTAKER RH, MARGULIS L

PROTIST CLASSIFICATION AND KINGDOMS OF ORGANISMS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 3-18

987

583 SEARCY DG, STEIN DB, GREEN GR

PHYLOGENETIC AFFINITIES BETWEEN EUKARYOTIC CELLS AND A THERMOPHILIC MYCOPLASMA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 19-28

988

584 OAKLEY BR

SOME ADVANTAGES AND LIMITATIONS OF MITOSIS AS A PHYLOGENETIC CRITERION

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 59-64

989

585 TAYLOR FJR

PROBLEMS IN DEVELOPMENT OF AN EXPLICIT HYPOTHETICAL PHYLOGENY OF LOWER EUKARYOTES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 67-89

131

130

990

586 CAVALIERSMITH T

EVOLUTIONARY ORIGIN AND PHYLOGENY OF MICROTUBULES, MITOTIC SPINDLES AND EUKARYOTE FLAGELLA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 93-114

Date / Author / Journal

991

PHYLOGENETIC CRITERIA IN EUGLENOID FLAGELLATES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (1-2): 183-187

992

588 DELVALLE JA, ASENSIO C

DISTRIBUTION OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE(ATP)-DEPENDENT HEXOSE KINASES IN MICROORGANISMS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (3): 265-282

993

589 WATSON A, LOVELOCK JE, MARGULIS L

METHANOGENESIS, FIRES AND THE REGULATION OF ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (4): 293-298

994

590 OAKLEY BR, TAYLOR FJR

EVIDENCE FOR A NEW TYPE OF ENDOSYMBIOTIC ORGANIZATION IN A POPULATION OF THE CILIATE MESODINIUM-RUBRUM FROM BRITISH-COLUMBIA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1978; 10 (4): 361-369

995

669 HIBBERD DJ

STRUCTURE AND PHYLOGENETIC SIGNIFICANCE OF THE FLAGELLAR TRANSITION REGION IN THE CHLOROPHYLL-C-CONTAINING ALGAE

BIOSYSTEMS. 1979; 11 (4): 243-261

103

996

752 LOWENSTAM HA, MARGULIS L

EVOLUTIONARY PREREQUISITES FOR EARLY PHANEROZOIC CALCAREOUS SKELETONS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 27-41

997

753 MARGULIS L

UNDULIPODIA, FLAGELLA AND CILIA

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 105-108

998

754 SCHWEMMLER W

ENDOCYTOBIOSIS - GENERAL-PRINCIPLES

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 111-122

999

755 WATSON AJ, LOVELOCK JE, MARGULIS L

DISCUSSION - WHAT CONTROLS ATMOSPHERIC OXYGEN - REPLY

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (1-2): 124-125

1000

756 FOX SW, NAKASHIMA T

THE ASSEMBLY AND PROPERTIES OF PROTOBIOLOGICAL STRUCTURES - THE BEGINNINGS OF CELLULAR PEPTIDE-SYNTHESIS

BIOSYSTEMS. 1980; 12 (3-4): 155-166

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