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Are Synonymous Sites in Primates and Rodents Functionally Constrained?
Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Jan 2016
Price Nicholas, Graur Dan
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It has been claimed that synonymous sites in mammals are under selective constraint. Furthermore, in many studies the selective constraint at such sites in primates was claimed to be more stringent than that in rodents. Given the larger effective population sizes in rodents than in primates, the theoretical expectation is that selection in rodents would be more effective than that in primates. To resolve this...
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