Denis Noble

Emeritus Professor

University of Oxford

United Kingdom

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Denis Noble is an Emeritus Professor at the University of Oxford, UK. His research interests focus on evolutionary biology, physiology, and systems approaches to complex biological processes. Recent articles authored by Professor Noble explore topics such as cardiac pacemakers, the intersection of biology with economics, and mitochondrial communication. His work aims to bridge gaps between different fields, promoting a deeper understanding of physiological evolution.

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Dario DiFrancesco

University of Milan

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Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1

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The cardiac pacemakers: A paradigm of robustness in evolutionary biology

Bubbling beyond the barrier: exosomal RNA as a vehicle for soma–germline communication

Reply from Daniel Phillips and Denis Noble

Speciation by physiological selection of environmentally acquired traits

The physiology of evolution

New lessons from biology for economics and business: a systems approach to non-market environments

Physiology restores purpose to evolutionary biology

Silvio Weidmann: laying the foundations for unravelling the mechanism of heart rhythm

Reply from Denis Noble: What did Alan Hodgkin know?

How the Hodgkin cycle became the principle of biological relativity

Gregor Mendel at the source of genetics and systems biology

Review of historic article: Butler, J.A.V., Johns, E.W. and Philips, D. M. P. 1968. Recent investigations on histones and their functions. Progress in Biophysics and molecular biology, 18, 209–244,

Review of historic article: Ebashi, S & Endo, M. 1968 Calcium Ion and Muscle Contraction. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, 18, 123–183

Review of historic article: Huxley 1957 Muscle Structure and theories of contraction. Progress in Biophysics and biophysical chemistry, 7, 255–318.

Review of historic article: Skou 1964 enzymatic aspects of active linked transport of Na+ and K+ through the cell membrane. Progress in Biophysics and Molecular Biology, 14, 133-166

Neither Dogmas nor Barriers are Absolute

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Dario DiFrancesco

Charles Auffray

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