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Parallel evolution at the regulatory base-pair level contributes to mammalian inter-specific differences in polygenic traits.

2024-04-19

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Parallel evolution occurs when distinct lineages with similar ancestral states converge on a new phenotype. Parallel evolution has been well documented at the organ, gene pathway, and amino-acid sequence level but in theory it can also occur at individual nucleotides within non-coding regions. To examine the role of parallel evolution in shaping the biology of mammalian complex traits, we used data on single nucle...

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7e733024-9f73-5e67-9af7-de517e300bbf
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10.1101/2024.04.19.590285
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