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Difference in larval type explains patterns of nonsynonymous substitutions in two ancient paralogs of the histone H3 gene in sea stars.

Evolution & development - 1 Jan 2000

Foltz David W, Mah Christopher L

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Paralogous genes frequently show differences in patterns and rates of substitution that are typically attributed to different selection regimes, mutation rates, or local recombination rates. Here, two anciently diverged paralogous copies of the histone H3 gene in sea stars, the tandem-repetitive...

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PMID: 20433461
DOI: 10.1111/j.1525-142X.2010.00406.x

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