Chapter 4
Synonymous and Nonsynonymous Nucleotide Substitutions
Page 59. Example 4.1. Positive Darwinian selection at MHC loci. | Data | MEGA |
Page 66. Example 4.2. Further analysis of MHC gene sequences. | Data | MEGA |
Page 67. Example 4.3. and values for the mitochondrial Nd5 gene. | Data | MEGA |
Page 68. Figure 4.2. Relationship of the numbers of synonymous and nonsynonymous substitutions per site to the number of substitutions observed at the 3rd codon positions or the 1st+2nd codon positions. | Data | MEGA |
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