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Properties of a general model of DNA evolution under no-strand-bias conditions.

Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Mar 1995

Lobry J R

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Under the hypothesis of no-strand-bias conditions, the Watson and Crick base-pairing rule decreases the complexity of models of DNA evolution by reducing to six the maximum number of substitution rates. It was shown that intrastrand equimolarity between A and T (A*=T*) and between G and C (G*=C*) [corrected] is a general asymptotic property of this class of models. This statistical prediction was observed on 60...

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Biological Evolution
DNA
Genes
Models, Theoretical
Mutation

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PMID: 7723059
DOI: 10.1007/BF00163237

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