Tree_Of_Life_(with_horizontal_gene_transfer).svg
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the tree of life showing the 3 domains of life (Bacteria, Archaea, Eukarya) and how genetic inheritance is now thought to be not exactly vertical but also includes horizontal gene inheritance via at least virus infection and maybe other routes such as the incorporation of mitochondria and plastids as symbiotic partners within Eukaryote cells. "Horizontal gene transfer and how it has impacted the evolution of life is presented through a web connecting bifurcating branches that complicate, yet do not erase, the tree of life". (Smets&Barkay 2005, p.676)
Русский:
Древо жизни по современным представлениям, включающее 5 царств и подчёркивающее, что генетическое наследование признаков теперь полагается не всегда совсем вертикальным, но также существует горизонтальную передачу генов, по крайней мере, через вирусы и, возможно, другими способами, такими как включение митохондрий и пластид в виде симбиотических партнеров внутрь клеток эукариот.
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| Date | 23 May 2018 (Original made in 2005) |
| Source | Barth F. Smets, Tamar Barkay (September 2005). " Horizontal gene transfer: perspectives at a crossroads of scientific disciplines ". Nature Reviews Microbiology 3 (9): 675–678. DOI : 10.1038/nrmicro1253 . |
| Author | Andrew Z. Colvin |
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Sent this E-mail to Dr. Smets - Dear Dr. Smets, I enjoyed finding yours and Tamar Barkay image, http://www.nature.com/nrmicro/journal/v3/n9/images/nrmicro1253-f1.gif , from the 2005 Nature article on horizontal gene transfers which I used for a noncommercial web reference. I was wondering if you and Ms. Barkay own the rights to the image and subsequently be interested in submitting it for use in the Wikipedia article on your subject: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_gene_transfer . I think it would be very helpful to the subject. If not or if Nature owns the image rights, do you have any similar image that can be donated to Wikipedia or Wikimedia Commons or given over to the public domain?...Sincerely,Paul D Pruitt He replied - sorry for the slow reply. I have the following figure which was made internally by us, in preparation for the Nat Reviews article. With proper citation, this can be used. Regards, barth Barth F. Smets, Ph.D. |
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