Keywords
Evolution
Genes
Bacteria
Vertebrates
Genes
Bacteria
Vertebrates
How to Cite
Šíma, P., & Vetvicka, V. (2015). Horizontal exchange of biological information and genesis of adaptive immune system. Journal of Research in Biology, 5(1), 1619-1626. Retrieved from https://ojs.jresearchbiology.com/index.php/jrb/article/view/370
Abstract
Multicellular organisms have never evolved alone. Coevolution has been accomplished by means of horizontal information transition. A wide row of hierarchized interspecies interactions simultaneously transmitting biological information had evolved in the past. In the present review, we summarize the current hypothesis about possible horizontal exchange of biological information and genesis of adaptive immune system.
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von Bertalanffy L. 1950. Biophysik des Fliessgleichgewichts, Braunschweig.
Wong WC. 1972. Lymphoid aggregations in the oesophagus of the toad (Bufo melanodiscus). Acta Anatomica. 83(3): 461-478.
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Zapata AG and Cooper EL. 1990. The immune system: comparative histophysiology. John Wiley and Sons. Ltd., Baffins Lane, Chichester, England.
Zapata AG and Solas MT. 1979. Gut-associated lymphoid tissue in reptilia: structure of mucosal accumulations. Developmental and Comparative Immunology. 3:477-487.
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