The origin of mutants

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1. Temporary and permanent mutators lacking the mismatch repair system: the enhancement of mutators in cell populations.
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2. Concurrent teratogenic and mutagenic action of 2-methoxyethanol in Drosophila melanogaster larvae resulted in similar phenotypes: close resemblance to directed mutations.
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7. Selection-Enhanced Mutagenesis of lac Genes Is Due to Their Coamplification with dinB Encoding an Error-Prone DNA Polymerase
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8. Complexity of a small non-protein coding sequence in chromosomal region 22q11.2: presence of specialized DNA secondary structures and RNA exon/intron motifs
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9. A source of artifact in the lacZ reversion assay in Escherichia coli.
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10. Experimental Design to Evaluate Directed Adaptive Mutation in Mammalian Cells
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11. Pathways of Genetic Adaptation: Multistep Origin of Mutants Under Selection Without Induced Mutagenesis in Salmonella enterica
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12. Systemic grounds of morphogenesis and their manifestation in the fossil record
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13. Scientific Authority in the Creation–Evolution Debates
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14. A Test of Hypotheses about Random Mutation
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15. The updated picture of spontaneous mutagenesis could involve DNA bases tautomerism
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16. SOS-Inducible DNA Polymerases and Adaptive Mutagenesis
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17. A quantitative study of the dynamics of adaptive mutation appearance
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18. Accumulation of Ade+ reversions in isoauxotrophic strains ofSaccharomyces cerevisiœ allelic inRAD6 during adenine starvation
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19. Mismatch repair as an important source of new mutations in non-dividing cells
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20. Characteristics of spontaneous revertants in haploid yeast
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21. Starvation-associated mutation in E. coli strains with and without reverse transcriptase.
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22. AICAR is not an endogenous mutagen in Escherichia coli
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23. Cairnsian mutagenesis inEscherichia coli: Genetic evidence for two pathways regulated bymutS andmutL genes
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24. Dicing with darwin.
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25. The Smell of Water
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26. Development of papillae on colonies of two isopoly-auxotrophic strains ofSaccharomyces cerevisiae allelic inRAD6 during adenine starvation
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27. Why Should Scientists Become Historians
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28. Natural Being and a Coherent Society
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29. Cryptic dehalogenase and chloroamidase genes in Pseudomonas putida and the influence of environmental conditions on their expression
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30. Stationary-Phase-Induced Mutagenesis: Is Directed Mutagenesis Alive and Well within Neo-Darwinian Theory?
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31. Plasmids as Genetic Tools for Study of Bacterial Gene Function
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32. Natural selection and Maxwell’s demons: A semiotic approach to evolutionary biology
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33. Francis Ryan and the origins of directed mutagenesis.
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34. Genetically stable temperature-sensitive mutants of Salmonella typhi induce protection in mice.
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35. Mechanism of directional mutations?
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36. Humans and microbes: A systems theory perspective on coevolution
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37. The fitness landscape of the E.coli lac operator is highly rugged in two different environments
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38. Starvation-induced mutagenesis in rhsC and ybfD genes extends bacterial tolerance to various stresses by boosting efflux function.
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39. Natural reward drives the advancement of life
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40. Increased novel single nucleotide polymorphisms in weedy rice populations associated with the change of farming styles: Implications in adaptive mutation and evolution
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41. The Path of Least Resistance
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42. Commentary: Reflections on: Jablonka E, Lamb MJ. The inheritance of acquired epigenetic variations.
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43. Molecular biology and riddle of cancer: the ‘Tom & Jerry’ show
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44. Biological realms in computer science
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45. Quantum information processing at the cellular level. Euclidean approach
    Vasily V. Ogryzko · 2009 · arXiv (Cornell University)
46. Quantum approach to adaptive mutations. Didactic introduction
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47. Mutations: what are they?
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48. ADAPTIVE MUTAGENESIS IN THE YEAST SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE
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49. The effect of extracellular metabolites on the frequency of thy+ revertants in Salmonella typhimurium populations
    Edward V. Babynin · 2006 · Microbiology
50. Mutations arise independently of transcription in non-dividing bacteria
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51. Stationary phase deletions in Escherichia coli. I--Evidence for a new deletion pathway.
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52. Molecular Biology: The Central Dogma
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53. Stationary-state mutagenesis inEscherichia coli: A model
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54. THE RADIAL DEFUZZIFICATION
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55. Generation of moving structural systems in multiple evolutionary environments
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56. Schritte zur Komplementarität in der Genetik
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57. Mismatch repair as a source of mutations in non-dividing cells
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58. Sexual potency and adaptive mutation in bacteria.
    Bryn A. Bridges · 1995 · Trends in Microbiology
59. The construction of family reality
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60. We wondered where the errors went
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61. Modeling and measuring environment
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62. Analysis of relative reversion frequencies for IS2 insertion mutations in the regulatory region of the galOPETK operon of Escherichia coli.
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63. Genome Stability
    Igor Kovalchuk · 2016 · Elsevier eBooks
64. Evolution of Antibiotic Resistance by Hypermutation
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65. Genetic Factors and Stress
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66. Temporal Segregation: Succession in Biofilms
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67. Selective Diversity in RNA Viruses: Do They Know How to Evolve? A Hypothesis
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68. АНТИЕВОЛЮЦІЙНА ТЕРАПІЯ: НОВИЙ ПІДХІД ДО ЛІКУВАННЯ ІНФЕКЦІЙНИХ ЗАХВОРЮВАНЬ
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69. From Environmental Epigenetics to the Inheritance of Acquired Traits: A Historian and Molecular Perspective on an Unnecessary Lamarckian Explanation
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70. Fascination with Fluctuation: Luria and Delbrück’s Legacy
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71. A Framework for Investigating Rules of Life by Establishing Zones of Influence
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72. Competition for nutritional resources masks the true frequency of bacterial mutants
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73. Aging and Evolution
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74. Par force evolution as a mechanism for rapid adaptation
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75. Discussion on research methods of bacterial resistant mutation mechanisms under selective culture—uncertainty analysis of data from the Luria-Delbrück fluctuation experiment
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76. Applications to Biotechnology: Ion-Beam Breeding of Plants
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77. Using adaptive mutagenesis system for identification of early genes encoding de novo purine biosynthesis in methylotrophic yeast Pichia methanolica MH4
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78. Quantum State Reduction by a Physical Interaction Between the States and its Perspective for Biology
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79. On a logical difficulty in the directed mutation debate.
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80. A Synthesizer's Parting Words: Ernst Mayr Reflects on Evolutionary Biology as Science
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81. Genetics of the cell cycle: Adaptive modification of the CycB2g mutation expression in dividing cells of Drosophila melanogaster
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82. Effect of Transforming RNA on the Synthesis of a Protein with a Secretory Signal Sequence in Vitro *
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83. Emergence of a mutagenic ochre suppressor mutation under lactose selection in appm mutant ofEscherichia coli harbouring the F′lacZU118 episome
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84. Enzyme evolution and cancer: hypothesis why natural carcinogens are more potent than synthetic ones.
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85. On the origin of variants of the marine bacterium Deleya aesta 134 able to grow at low Na+ concentration
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86. The ‘cancell’ theory of carcinogenesis: re-evolution of an ancient, holistic neoplastic unicellular concept of cancer
    Klaus Grossgebauer · 1995 · Medical Hypotheses
87. A mutation in a new gene of Escherichia coli, psu, requires secondary mutations for survival: psu mutants express a pleiotropic suppressor phenotype
    Erela Ephrati-Elizur · 1993 · Journal of Bacteriology
88. On spontaneous mutagenesis and cell cultivation conditions.
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89. Cancer as a mechanism of hypermutation
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90. Nature and nurture: A shaky alliance
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91. The genetics of evolution and the evolution of genetics 1
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92. Phenotypic drift inBradyrhizobium japonicum populations after introduction into soils as established by numerical analysis
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93. The biological equilibrium of base pairs
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94. Beyond the fringe: when science moves from innovative to nonsense.
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95. Taking Biology Seriously: Neo-Darwinism and Its Many Challenges
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96. Memetics of the Computer Universe Based on the Quran
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97. Spontaneous mutations in bacteria: chance or necessity?
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98. Enzymes: Chemistry and biochemistry
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99. Dynamic Modeling
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100. Molecular Characterization of Plant Responses to Stress
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