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The Elite Plus total hip arthroplasty (THA) system was introduced as the second modular evolution of the original Charnley low-friction arthroplasty.

The modular evolution of GPx genes in association with their biochemical properties may provide a molecular basis for understanding the detailed physiological implications of this antioxidant enzyme system.

I generally agree with the authors that phylogenetic trees are not suited to fully describe the modular evolution of mobile elements such as retroelements, so I think the use of all these network analyses and representations is welcome.

As a model, we analyze the modular evolution of the PWWP domain and ask whether its appearance in combinations with other domains into multidomain architectures is linked with the occurrence of more complex life-forms.

The modular evolution of proteins presents a systematic complication – unrelated pairs of proteins can be linked through additional proteins sharing a domain with each pair (e.g. a protein with domains A and B may be linked to a protein with domains C and D via an intermediary protein with domains B and C).

Consequently, the benefits of modular domain rearrangements might be particularly pronounced, since the ability of modular evolution to swiftly implement changes to the protein repertoire may be a key process in both exploiting existing and creating functionalities.

However, modular evolution may be of particular importance for plants, as they face a challenge that many other species do not they cannot easily evade environmental changes because of their sessile nature.

The arising of complex features can often be explained more easily from the perspective of modular evolution than using the classical models of molecular evolution such as evolution by point mutations.

This type of modular evolution in prokaryotes includes a duplication of, sometimes sizable, complexes: we know that a formate hydrogenlyase complex (FHL) of E. coli is in close evolutionary relation to Complex I [ 40].

The evolution of ATP synthase is thought to be an example of modular evolution, in which two subunits with their own functions have become associated and gained a new functionality.

"Darwinopterus is an intriguing snapshot of modular evolution in action," he says.