Pierre U. Blier

TL;DR: This review surveys recent advances in the understanding of DUI, which is a peculiar system of cytoplasmic DNA inheritance that involves distinct maternal and paternal routes of mtDNA transmission, a novel extension of a mitochondrial gene (cox2), recombination, and periodic 'role-reversals' of the normally male and female-transmitted mitochondrial genomes.

TL;DR: Direct evidence for intergenomic co-adaptation comes from functional studies of systems where nuclear-mitochondrial DNA combinations vary naturally or can be manipulated experimentally.

TL;DR: The conclusion is that, at the level of digestion, trypsin is the only enzyme measured that could be suspected to potentially limit growth rate in cod.

TL;DR: It is concluded that long-term zimelidine treatment enhances the efficacy of 5-HT neurotransmission in the hippocampus, however, the reuptake blockade by zimElidine cannot result in an enhanced 5-ht neurotransmission until 5- HT neurons resume a normal electrical activity.

TL;DR: The basal nature of the Unionoida within the autolamellibranch bivalve bivalves and the previously hypothesized single origin of DUI suggest that DUI arose in the ancestral autlamelliberation bivalving lineage and was subsequently lost in multiple descendant lineages and the mitochondrial genome characteristics observed in unionoids could more closely resemble the DUI ancestral condition.