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Evolution of coadaptation in a two-locus epistatic system.

Evolution; international journal of organic evolution - 1 Nov 2005

Takahasi K Ryo, Tajima Fumio

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Although recent advances in genome biology have dramatically increased our understanding of the contribution of gene interactions to the development of complex phenotypes, we still lack general agreement on the process and mechanisms responsible for the evolution of epistatic systems. Even if gen...

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