Using small samples to estimate neutral component size and robustness in the genotype-phenotype map of RNA secondary structure.

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In genotype-phenotype (GP) maps, the genotypes that map to the same phenotype are usually not randomly distributed across the space of genotypes, but instead are predominantly connected through one-point mutations, forming network components that are commonly referred to as neutral components (NCs). Because of their impact on evolutionary processes, the characteristics of these NCs, like their size or robustness,...

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