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Large subunit mitochondrial rRNA secondary structures and site-specific rate variation in two lizard lineages.

Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Jan 2005

Brown Richard P

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A phylogenetic-comparative approach was used to assess and refine existing secondary structure models for a frequently studied region of the mitochondrial encoded large subunit (16S) rRNA in two large lizard lineages within the Scincomorpha, namely the Scincidae and the Lacertidae. Potential pairings and mutual information were analyzed to identify site interactions present within each lineage and provide...

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PMID: 15696367
DOI: 10.1007/s00239-004-0119-3

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