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Trindade, S., Sousa, A., Xavier, K., Dionisio, F.,
Ferreira, M.G. and Isabel Gordo “Positive Epistasis Drives the
Acquisition of Multidrug Resistance”
PLoS Genet 5(7): e1000578. doi:10.1371/journal.pgen.1000578
Dionisio, F. "Selfish and spiteful behaviour through
parasites and pathogens"
Evolutionary
Ecology Research (2007) 9: 1199-1210 [PDF]
Dionisio, F., Gordo, I.
"Controlling excludability in the evolution of cooperation"
Evolutionary
Ecology Research (2007) 9(2): 365-373 [PDF]
Combadao,J., Campos, P.R.A., Dionisio,
F and Gordo, I. "Small-World networks decrease
the speed of Muller’s ratchet"
Genetical Research (2007) 89(1):7-18 [PDF]
Dionisio, F., Gordo, I. "The
Tragedy of the Commons, the Public Goods Dilemma, and the meaning of Rivalry
and Excludability in Evolutionary Biology".
Evolutionary
Ecology Research (2006) 8: 321-332 [PDF]
Campos, P.R.A., Combadao,J., Dionisio, F and Gordo, I. "Muller’s ratchet in random graphs
and scale-free networks"
Physical Review E (2006) 74, 042901 [PDF]
Dionisio, F., Conceição,
I.C., Marques A.C.R., Fernandes, L. and Gordo, I. "The evolution of a conjugative plasmid
and its ability to increase bacterial fitness"
Biology Letters (2005) 1: 250-252 [PDF]
Dionisio, F. "Plasmids survive despite their cost and
male-specific-phages due to heterogeneity of
bacterial populations".
Evolutionary
Ecology Research (2005) 7: 1089-1107 [PDF]
Gordo, I. & Dionisio,
F. "A non-equilibrium model for estimating the parameters of
deleterious mutations".
Physical
Review
E (2005) 71, 031907 [PDF] also published in the
Virtual Journal of Biological Physics Research 9(7), 2005
Dionisio, F., Matic I, Radman M, Rodrigues O. R., Taddei F "Plasmids spread faster in heterogeneous
bacterial populations."
Genetics (2002) 162(4):1525-1532. [Full Text] [PDF].
Vulic, M., F. Dionisio, F. Taddei, and M. Radman
"Molecular keys to speciation: DNA polymorphism and the control of
genetic exchange in enterobacteria."
Proc Natl Acad
Sci 94:
9763-9767. [Full Text] [PDF].
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