In article <44up4l$31a at newsbf02.news.aol.com>, liebenaffe at aol.com (Liebenaffe) writes:
> To Whom It May Concern:
>> I am very interested in the topic of molecular evolution. I would greatly
> appreciate any information anyone could provide about literature
> concerning this topic. A "bibliography" would be great. Thanks in
> advance.
>> L. Polk
Larry,
Hi. From a quick search of the CAplus file produced by the database I
work at, Chemical Abstracts Service, I found 382 reviews containing the search
terms evolution and molecular. A couple of interesting looking ones were:
o Zuckerkandl, E, Molecular pathways to parallel evolution: I. Gene nexuses and
their morphological correlates J. Mol. Evol. (1994), 39(6), 661-78
o Miyata, Takashi; Kuma, Kei-ichi; Iwabe, Naoyuki; Nikoh, Naruo A possible
link between molecular evolution and tissue evolution demonstrated by tissue
specific genes Jpn. J. Genet. (1994), 69(5), 473-80
A lot of people think that Chemical Abstracts has only chemical
information, but, a third of all the abstracts (journals, patents, conference
proceedings, etc.) we put out every year come from our bio-related areas and
include abstracts like the above ones and over 965,000 biosequences.
Well, anyways, I hope this helps! Good luck!
Roger
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