Planorbidae (Spanish Wikipedia)

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Lieb, Bernhard (8 de agosto de 2006). «Red blood with blue-blood ancestry: Intriguing structure of a snail hemoglobin». Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103 (32): 12011-12016. Bibcode:2006PNAS..10312011L. PMC 1567689. PMID 16877545. doi:10.1073/pnas.0601861103. «We present here the complete cDNA and predicted amino acid sequence of two hemoglobin polypeptides from the planorbid Biomphalaria glabrata...Moreover, we identified a previously undescribed rosette-like hemolymph protein that has been mistaken for hemoglobin. We also detected expression of an incomplete hemocyanin as trace component. The combined data show that B. glabrata hemoglobin evolved from pulmonate myoglobin, possibly to replace a less-efficient hemocyanin, and reveals a surprisingly simple evolutionary mechanism to create a high molecular mass respiratory protein from 78 similar globin domains.»

Lieb, Bernhard (8 de agosto de 2006). «Red blood with blue-blood ancestry: Intriguing structure of a snail hemoglobin». Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103 (32): 12011-12016. Bibcode:2006PNAS..10312011L. PMC 1567689. PMID 16877545. doi:10.1073/pnas.0601861103. «We present here the complete cDNA and predicted amino acid sequence of two hemoglobin polypeptides from the planorbid Biomphalaria glabrata...Moreover, we identified a previously undescribed rosette-like hemolymph protein that has been mistaken for hemoglobin. We also detected expression of an incomplete hemocyanin as trace component. The combined data show that B. glabrata hemoglobin evolved from pulmonate myoglobin, possibly to replace a less-efficient hemocyanin, and reveals a surprisingly simple evolutionary mechanism to create a high molecular mass respiratory protein from 78 similar globin domains.»

Lieb, Bernhard (8 de agosto de 2006). «Red blood with blue-blood ancestry: Intriguing structure of a snail hemoglobin». Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 103 (32): 12011-12016. Bibcode:2006PNAS..10312011L. PMC 1567689. PMID 16877545. doi:10.1073/pnas.0601861103. «We present here the complete cDNA and predicted amino acid sequence of two hemoglobin polypeptides from the planorbid Biomphalaria glabrata...Moreover, we identified a previously undescribed rosette-like hemolymph protein that has been mistaken for hemoglobin. We also detected expression of an incomplete hemocyanin as trace component. The combined data show that B. glabrata hemoglobin evolved from pulmonate myoglobin, possibly to replace a less-efficient hemocyanin, and reveals a surprisingly simple evolutionary mechanism to create a high molecular mass respiratory protein from 78 similar globin domains.»