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Choosing the right molecular genetic markers for studying biodiversity: from molecular evolution to practical aspects.
Genetica - 1 May 2006
Chenuil Anne, Anne Chenuil
Abstract excerpt
The use of molecular genetic markers (MGMs) has become widespread among evolutionary biologists, and the methods of analysis of genetic data improve rapidly, yet an organized framework in which scientists can work is lacking. Elements of molecular evolution are summarized to explain the origin of variation at the DNA level, its measures, and the relationships linking genetic variability to the biological...
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