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Molecular evolution of biological sequences

2018-01-01

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Evolution is an ubiquitous feature of living systems. The genetic composition of a population changes in response to the primary evolutionary forces: mutation, selection and genetic drift. Organisms undergoing rapid adaptation acquire multiple mutations that are physically linked in the genome, so their fates are mutually dependent and selection only acts on these loci in their entirety. This aspect has been large...

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Literature Corpus work: 1744edaa-abbd-5ba9-bbe2-d75b370f3fc8
DOI: 10.17863/cam.31541

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