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Common Aquatic Animal's Genome Can Capture Foreign DNA
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  5-31-2008   
 "These fascinating animals not only have relaxed the barriers to incorporation of foreign genetic material, but, more surprisingly, they even managed to keep some of these alien genes functional,"
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Bdelloids can take advantage of the entire environmental metagenome
Beholder
by Beholder  5-30-2008   
 Nearly all other multicellular animals have strong safeguards against foreign DNA, but bdelloids' seeming embrace of genetic detritus is in keeping with their general quirkiness: Shunning sex and entirely lacking males, the ubiquitous creatures are also extraordinarily resistant to radiation, as Meselson and Gladyshev demonstrated earlier this year in a paper published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Water creatures caught stealing DNA
pokkets
by pokkets  5-30-2008   
 If you can't beat them, join them...or vice versa
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No sex for 100 million years - micro organisms baffle scientists
Geshizar
by Geshizar  10-23-2007   
 I know how it feels.
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Eighty million years without sex
invictus
by invictus  10-12-2007    19
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The benefits of 80 million years without sex
farrider
by farrider  10-12-2007   
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No sex for 40 million years? No problem
wildcat
by wildcat  3-30-2007    1
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40 million years without sex?
Newfman
by Newfman  3-21-2007    1
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