Reconstruction of gene trees from sequence data.

作者: Naruya Saitou

DOI: 10.1016/S0076-6879(96)66027-3

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摘要: Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the reconstruction of gene trees from sequence data. Reconstruction phylogeny genes is essential not only for study evolution but also biology in general, because replication nucleotide sequences automatically produces a bifurcating tree genes. The phylogenetic relationship different mutation process. former always exists, whereas mutations may or happen within certain time period and DNA region. Therefore, even if several to be identical, there must genealogical those sequences. However, it impossible reconstruct without occurrence mutational events. In this respect, extraction their products important reconstructing advancement molecular biotechnology has made possible produce routinely. focuses on analysis

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