ReviewImmunogenetics2016
Significance of positive selection and gene duplication in adaptive evolution: in memory of Austin L. Hughes.
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Abstract
In this minireview, we highlight the contributions of the late Austin L. Hughes to two areas of molecular evolution: the role of positive (Darwinian) selection, and the impact of gene duplications during genome evolution.
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