Effect of divergence time and recombination rate on molecular evolution of Drosophila INE-1 transposable elements and other candidates for neutrally evolving sites.

Jun Wang; Peter Keightley; Daniel Halligan

Effect of divergence time and recombination rate on molecular evolution of Drosophila INE-1 transposable elements and other candidates for neutrally evolving sites.

Jun Wang, Peter Keightley, Daniel Halligan

School of Biological Sciences

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	627-639
Journal	Journal of molecular evolution
Volume	65
Publication status	Published - 2007

Quantifying functional constraints in the mammalian genome
Keightley, P.
BBSRC
1/09/06 → 30/04/10
Project: Research
New methods for understanding the functional significance of noncoding DNA
Keightley, P. & Charlesworth, B.
UK-based charities
1/08/03 → 30/11/07
Project: Research

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Quantifying functional constraints in the mammalian genome

New methods for understanding the functional significance of noncoding DNA

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