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N. Blackstone

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h-index: 30
Works: 119
Citations: 2,989

Most-cited papers

Surveys of Gene Families Using Polymerase Chain Reaction: PCR Selection and PCR Drift
A. Wagner, N. Blackstone, P. Cartwright, M. H. Dick +6 more
1994292 citations
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Essential Cell Biology: An Introduction to the Molecular Biology of the Cell.Bruce Alberts , Dennis Bray , Alexander Johnson , Julian Lewis , Martin Raff , Keith Roberts , Peter Walter
N. Blackstone
1998227 citations
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Molecular Biology of the Cell.Fourth Edition.ByBruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, and, Peter Walter.New York: Garland Science.$102.00. xxxiv + 1463 p; ill.; glossary (G:1–G:36); index (I:1–I:49); tables (T:1). ISBN: 0–8153–3218–1. [CD‐ROM included.] 2002.
N. Blackstone
2003209 citations
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The evolution of a mechanism of cell suicide.
N. Blackstone, D. R. Green
1999Bioessays117 citations
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Phylogenetic considerations of clonality, coloniality, and mode of germline development in animals.
N. Blackstone, Bryan D Jasker
2003Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution75 citations
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:The Edge of Evolution: The Search for the Limits of Darwinism
N. Blackstone
200774 citations
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Metabolic scaling in modular animals
S. Burgess, W. Ryan, N. Blackstone, P. Edmunds +3 more
201754 citations Open access
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Why did eukaryotes evolve only once? Genetic and energetic aspects of conflict and conflict mediation
N. Blackstone
2013Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences52 citations Open access
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PERSPECTIVE A UNITS‐OF‐EVOLUTION PERSPECTIVE ON THE ENDOSYMBIONT THEORY OF THE ORIGIN OF THE MITOCHONDRION
N. Blackstone
1995Evolution; international journal of organic evolution52 citations Open access
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Charles Manning Child (1869-1954): the past, present, and future of metabolic signaling.
N. Blackstone
2006Journal of Experimental Zoology Part B: Molecular and Developmental Evolution46 citations
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Redox control and the evolution of multicellularity.
N. Blackstone
2000Bioessays46 citations
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Redox signaling in the growth and development of colonial hydroids
N. Blackstone
2003Journal of Experimental Biology45 citations Open access
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Experimental heterochrony in hydractiniid hydroids: Why mechanisms matter
N. Blackstone, L. W. Buss
199343 citations
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The impact of mitochondrial endosymbiosis on the evolution of calcium signaling.
N. Blackstone
2015Cell Calcium41 citations
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Gastrovascular Flow and Colony Development in Two Colonial Hydroids.
N. Blackstone
1996The Biological Bulletin39 citations
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Of Cabbages and Kings: Perspectives on Classification from the Field of Systematics
A. Berg, N. Blackstone
200338 citations Open access
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Redox state, reactive oxygen species and adaptive growth in colonial hydroids.
N. Blackstone
2001Journal of Experimental Biology38 citations
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Conflict and cooperation in eukaryogenesis: implications for the timing of endosymbiosis and the evolution of sex
A. Radzvilavicius, N. Blackstone
2015bioRxiv34 citations Open access
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Concepts in classification and their relevance to epilepsy.
A. Berg, N. Blackstone
2006Epilepsy Research33 citations
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Redox control in development and evolution: evidence from colonial hydroids
N. Blackstone
1999Journal of Experimental Biology32 citations
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The enigmatic Placozoa part 1: Exploring evolutionary controversies and poor ecological knowledge
B. Schierwater, H. Osigus, T. Bergmann, N. Blackstone +7 more
2021Bioessays31 citations Open access
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Molecular Cell Biology. Harvey Lodish , Arnold Berk , S. Lawrence Zipursky , Paul Matsudaira , David Baltimore , James Darnell
N. Blackstone
200131 citations
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The evolution of individuality revisited
A. Radzvilavicius, N. Blackstone
2018Biological Reviews of The Cambridge Philosophical Society30 citations
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Evidence for a Syncytial Origin of Eukaryotes from Ancestral State Reconstruction
Josip Skejo, S. Garg, S. Gould, Michael Hendriksen +5 more
2021Genome Biology and Evolution26 citations Open access
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Why Do Corals Bleach? Conflict and Conflict Mediation in a Host/Symbiont Community
N. Blackstone, Jeff M. Golladay
2018Bioessays26 citations
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Circulation of Fluids in the Gastrovascular System of a Stoloniferan Octocoral
Austin P. Parrin, S. Netherton, L. S. Bross, C. McFadden +1 more
2010The Biological Bulletin25 citations
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Quantitative measures of gastrovascular flow in octocorals and hydroids: toward a comparative biology of transport systems in cnidarians
K. Harmata, Austin P. Parrin, P. R. Morrison, Kristin K. McConnell +2 more
201324 citations
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Symbiodinium migration mitigates bleaching in three octocoral species
Austin P. Parrin, T. L. Goulet, M. Yaeger, L. S. Bross +2 more
201623 citations Open access
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Redox signaling in colonial hydroids: many pathways for peroxide
N. Blackstone, M. Bivins, K. S. Cherry, R. Fletcher +1 more
2005Journal of Experimental Biology20 citations Open access
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Video Microscopical Measures of Gastrovascular Flow in Colonial Hydroids
D. H. Van Winkle, N. Blackstone
199720 citations
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Maximal indirect development, set-aside cells, and levels of selection.
N. Blackstone, A. Ellison
2000The Journal of experimental zoology19 citations
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The Effects of Hermit Crabs on Hydractiniid Hydroids The effects of hermit crabs on hydractiniid hydroids
D. H. Van Winkle, Krista Longnecker, N. Blackstone
200019 citations
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A food's-eye view of the transition from basal metazoans to bilaterians.
N. Blackstone
2007Integrative and Comparative Biology18 citations
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Morphological, physiological and metabolic comparisons between runner-like and sheet-like inbred lines of a colonial hydroid.
N. Blackstone
1998Journal of Experimental Biology18 citations
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An Evolutionary Framework for Understanding the Origin of Eukaryotes
N. Blackstone
2016Biology17 citations Open access
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The Cell: A Molecular Approach.Fourth Edition.ByGeoffrey M Cooperand, Robert E Hausman.Washington (DC): ASM Press and Sunderland (Massachusetts): Sinauer Associates. $107.95. xix + 820 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0‐87893‐219‐4. 2007.
N. Blackstone
200717 citations
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Mitochondria as integrators of information in an early-evolving animal: insights from a triterpenoid metabolite
N. Blackstone, Molly M. Kelly, V. Haridas, J. Gutterman
2005Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Biological Sciences17 citations Open access
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Physiological correlates of symbiont migration during bleaching of two octocoral species
S. Netherton, D. Scheer, P. R. Morrison, Austin P. Parrin +1 more
2014Journal of Experimental Biology16 citations Open access
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Within-Colony Migration of Symbionts During Bleaching of Octocorals
Austin P. Parrin, K. Harmata, S. Netherton, M. Yaeger +2 more
2012The Biological Bulletin16 citations
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Causes and consequences of stolon regression in a colonial hydroid
Kimberly S. Cherry Vogt, K. Harmata, Hilary L. Coulombe, L. S. Bross +1 more
2011Journal of Experimental Biology16 citations Open access
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Effect of Cloning Rate on Fitness-Related Traits in Two Marine Hydroids
Lawrence M. Ponczek, N. Blackstone
2001The Biological Bulletin15 citations Open access
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The role of polyp-stolon junctions in the redox signaling of colonial hydroids
N. Blackstone, K. S. Cherry, D. H. Van Winkle
2004Hydrobiologia14 citations
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Variation and multilevel selection of SARS‐CoV‐2
N. Blackstone, S. Blackstone, A. Berg
2020Evolution; international journal of organic evolution13 citations Open access
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Physiological and metabolic aspects of experimental heterochrony in colonial hydroids
N. Blackstone
199813 citations Open access
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Dose-Response Relationships for Experimental Heterochrony in a Colonial Hydroid.
N. Blackstone
1997The Biological Bulletin13 citations Open access
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A New Look at Some Old Animals
N. Blackstone
2009PLoS Biology12 citations Open access
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Multicellular redox regulation: integrating organismal biology and redox chemistry.
N. Blackstone
2006Bioessays12 citations
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Structure and signaling in polyps of a colonial hydroid
N. Blackstone, K. S. Cherry, S. Glockling
2005Invertebrate biology12 citations
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The use of in vivo microscopy to image the cnidarian stress response in three octocoral species
Austin P. Parrin, Emily L. Somova, Peter Kern, Therese A. Millet +2 more
201710 citations
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Mitochondria and the redox control of development in cnidarians.
N. Blackstone
2009Seminars in Cell and Developmental Biology10 citations
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