The recent meeting ‘The evolution of multicellularity: insights from Hydra and other basal metazoans’ held in Bavaria at the Evangelische Akademie Tutzing (14–17 September 2009), organised by Thomas Bosch (Kiel) and Thomas Holstein (Heidelberg) and supported by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), showcased the contribution of ‘lower’ (i.e. non-bilateral) animals to our understanding of genome evolution and the evolution of developmental processes in the animal kingdom
What drives evolution? This was one of the main questions raised at the final ZOONET meeting in Buda...
How animals evolved from a single-celled ancestor, transitioning from a unicellular lifestyle to a c...
Cnidarians display most of the characters considered as milestones of metazoan evolution. Whereas a ...
The recent meeting ‘The evolution of multicellularity: insights from Hydra and other basal metazoans...
Trabajo presentado en la BSCB (Britsh Society for Cell Biology) / BSDB (British Society for Developm...
Trabajo presentado en el The origin of metazoans International Workshop, celebrado en Giens (Francia...
The rise of animals represents a major but enigmatic event in the evolutionary history of life. In r...
The origin of multicellular animals and how multicellularity evolved is one of those difficult and d...
Trabajo presentado en la Barcelona BioMed Conference, celebrada en Barcelona en abril de 2014.N
AbstractThe transition to multicellularity that launched the evolution of animals from protozoa mark...
The first animals evolved from an unknown single-celled ancestor in the Precambrian period. Recently...
Several independent molecular datasets, including complete mtDNA sequence, indicate that Choanozoa a...
SUMMARY Multicellularity has evolved in several eukary-otic lineages leading to plants, fungi, and a...
Metazoans function as individual organisms but also as “colonies” of cells whose single-celled ances...
The multiple origins of multicellularity had far-reaching consequences ranging from the appearance o...
What drives evolution? This was one of the main questions raised at the final ZOONET meeting in Buda...
How animals evolved from a single-celled ancestor, transitioning from a unicellular lifestyle to a c...
Cnidarians display most of the characters considered as milestones of metazoan evolution. Whereas a ...
The recent meeting ‘The evolution of multicellularity: insights from Hydra and other basal metazoans...
Trabajo presentado en la BSCB (Britsh Society for Cell Biology) / BSDB (British Society for Developm...
Trabajo presentado en el The origin of metazoans International Workshop, celebrado en Giens (Francia...
The rise of animals represents a major but enigmatic event in the evolutionary history of life. In r...
The origin of multicellular animals and how multicellularity evolved is one of those difficult and d...
Trabajo presentado en la Barcelona BioMed Conference, celebrada en Barcelona en abril de 2014.N
AbstractThe transition to multicellularity that launched the evolution of animals from protozoa mark...
The first animals evolved from an unknown single-celled ancestor in the Precambrian period. Recently...
Several independent molecular datasets, including complete mtDNA sequence, indicate that Choanozoa a...
SUMMARY Multicellularity has evolved in several eukary-otic lineages leading to plants, fungi, and a...
Metazoans function as individual organisms but also as “colonies” of cells whose single-celled ances...
The multiple origins of multicellularity had far-reaching consequences ranging from the appearance o...
What drives evolution? This was one of the main questions raised at the final ZOONET meeting in Buda...
How animals evolved from a single-celled ancestor, transitioning from a unicellular lifestyle to a c...
Cnidarians display most of the characters considered as milestones of metazoan evolution. Whereas a ...