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Self-adaptation of Genome Size in Artificial Organisms
2005In this paper we investigate the evolutionary pressures influencing genome size in artificial organisms. These were designed with three organisation levels (genome, proteome, phenotype) and are submitted to local mutations as well as rearrangements of the genomic structure.
Knibbe, C. +4 more
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2008
Plant organs grow to highly reproducible sizes that are determined by the plant's genotype and by the identity of the organ. The strong heritability of size differences indicates that organ size is under tight genetic control. The overall increase in size of plant organs is driven by two distinct processes: cell proliferation with the concomitant ...
Elena Anastasiou, Michael Lenhard
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Plant organs grow to highly reproducible sizes that are determined by the plant's genotype and by the identity of the organ. The strong heritability of size differences indicates that organ size is under tight genetic control. The overall increase in size of plant organs is driven by two distinct processes: cell proliferation with the concomitant ...
Elena Anastasiou, Michael Lenhard
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Compensation: a key to clarifying the organ-level regulation of lateral organ size in plants
Journal of Experimental Botany, 2015Tetsuya Hisanaga +2 more
exaly