Structure, function and parallel evolution of the bivalve byssus, with insights from proteomes and the zebra mussel genome

Keyphrases

• Zebra mussel 100%
• Structure Evolution 100%
• Proteome 100%
• Parallel Evolution 100%
• Evolution of Functions 100%
• Bivalves 100%
• Byssus 100%
• Quagga mussel 33%
• Mytilus 33%
• Proteomics 16%
• Morphological Evolution 16%
• Adaptive Radiation 16%
• Parallelization 16%
• Zebra mussel Dreissena Polymorpha 16%
• Tendon 16%
• Amino Acid Substitution 16%
• Muscle Cells 16%
• Phylogenetic Tree 16%
• Independent Evolution 16%
• Rapid Evolution 16%
• Small Families 16%
• Economic Damage 16%
• Common Origin 16%
• Adhesive Strip 16%
• Natural Materials 16%
• Ecological Damage 16%
• Blue mussel 16%
• Dreissena 16%
• Invasive Bivalve 16%
• Chromosome-scale 16%
• Byssal Threads 16%
• Epifaunal 16%
• Byssal Attachment 16%
• Low-complexity Domain 16%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Proteome 100%
• Dreissena polymorpha 100%
• Mytilus 40%
• Dreissena bugensis 40%
• Genomics 40%
• Morphology 20%
• Phylogenomics 20%
• Amino Acid Substitution 20%
• Chromosome 16 20%
• Phylum 20%
• Paralogy 20%
• Dreissena 20%
• Mussel 20%
• Adaptive Radiation 20%
• Proteomics 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Dreissena polymorpha 100%
• Dreissena bugensis 40%
• Mytilus 40%
• Lineages 20%
• Phylogenomics 20%
• Morphology 20%
• Muscle Cell 20%
• Amino Acid Substitution 20%
• Phylum 20%
• Mussel 20%
• Chromosome 16 20%
• Paralogy 20%
• Dreissena 20%
• Adaptive Radiation 20%
• Proteomics 20%