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Results tagged with molecular-evolution
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The study of evolutionary mechanisms in operation at the molecular scale, primarily DNA, RNA, and proteins.
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gene mutation occurs on two strands of DNA or just one strand?
A "mutation" is a permanent alteration of the genetic composition of an individual. To obey this definition, a base change in one strand must be accompanied by a corresponding change in the opposite s …
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What is neutral theory of evolution?
Your question would deserve a long essay. R.C. Lewontin wrote a book ("The genetic basis of evolutionary change" - Columbia U.P) on this subject in 1974, right after the neutral theory had been explic …
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