...Iva Pritišanac; Taraneh Zarin; Julie D. Forman-Kay; Alan M. Moses What do we know about the molecular evolution of functional protein condensation? The capacity of proteins to form biomolecular condensates (compact, protein-rich states, not bound by membranes, but still separated from the rest...

...Andrew A. Walker Animal venoms are recognised as unique biological systems in which to study molecular evolution. Venom use has evolved numerous times among the insects, and insects today use venom to capture prey, defend themselves from predators, or to subdue and modulate host responses during...

... bacteriophages molecular evolution transcription In all domains of life, the first step of gene expression is the conversion of genetic information encoded in a DNA template into RNA. This template-dependant synthesis of RNA is referred to as transcription. In all cellular organisms, canonical...

... data. Despite the numerous challenges that it has faced over the decades, the molecular clock continues to offer the most effective method of resolving the details of the evolutionary timescale of the Tree of Life. evolutionary rate genomics molecular dating molecular evolution timescale Tree...

... compilation © 2009 Biochemical Society 2009 archaeon Fanconi's anaemia complementation group J (FancJ) helicase iron–sulfur-cluster-binding domain molecular evolution xeroderma pigmentosum complementation group D (XPD) The XPD/Rad3 helicase family comprises a group of related superfamily 2 DNA...