Molecular evolution : proceedings of a UCLA colloquium held at Lake Tahoe, California, February 27-March 6, 1989
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Molecular evolution : proceedings of a UCLA colloquium held at Lake Tahoe, California, February 27-March 6, 1989
（UCLA symposia on molecular and cellular biology, new ser.,
A.R. Liss ; Wiley-Liss, c1990
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Proceedings of the UCLA Colloquium on Molecular Evolution
Includes bibliographical references and index
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This volume examines the processes that govern genetic change. It captures the synthetic nature of molecular evolution and underscores the problems and recent research efforts made in the field. There are exciting discussions on the rates and processes that govern the evolution of genes and gene families, with special attention given to the evolution of immune system genes. It also covers the evolution of genomes, broken down into four broad categories: plant organelle genomes; the processes that govern transposon evolution; molecular diversity within the species and molecular adaptations in natural populations.
Table of Contents
- GENE EVOLUTION: Evolution of Immune System Genes
- Rates and Patterns of Gene Change
- GENOME EVOLUTION: Organelle Genomes
- Transposon Evolution
- Evolution of Sex and Recombination
- General Sequence Features
- MOLECULAR DIVERSITY IN POPULATIONS: Population Structure and Genetic Relationships
- Processes of Genetic Change
- METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES IN EVOLUTIONARY STUDIES: Applications of the PCR Technique
- Applications of YAC Cloning
- Genome Mapping
- Issues in Data Analysis.
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