Several rounds of duplication of CYC-like genes have occurred in Asteraceae, and this is hypothesized to be correlated with the evolution of the capitulum, which in turn has been implicated in the evolutionary success of the group.
Symbioses have been implicated in the innovation of key evolutionary leaps, the development of a number of fundamental ecosystem functions, and as major drivers in the generation of biodiversity.
Despite these odds, saltationism has been implicated in a very few instances as an evolutionary force in some small wild populations of, for example, plants [27], [28] and insects [29], [30].
McDowell has been implicated in that dispute.
Calcium signaling has been implicated in plant graviperception.
Prostaglandins have also been implicated in MM [73].
ROS have been implicated in drug-induced nephrotoxicity [2 5].
Moreover, plasmalogens have been implicated in cholesterol transport.
Notably, several HDACs have been implicated in cancer.
Moreover, several other kinases have been implicated in arthritis.
