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| Further Reading |
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Akashi H
(1999)
Within- and between-species DNA sequence variation and the footprint of natural selection.
Gene
238: 3951.
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Andersson SG and
Kurland CG
(1990)
Codon preferences in free-living microorganisms.
Microbiological Reviews
54: 198210.
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Bernardi G
(1995)
The human genome: organization and evolutionary history.
Annual Review of Genetics
29: 445476.
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Bustamante CD,
Nielsen R and
Hartl DL
(2002)
A maximum likelihood method for analyzing pseudogene evolution: implications for silent site evolution in humans and rodents.
Molecular Biology and Evolution
19: 110117.
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Gorlov IP,
Kimmel M and
Amos CI
(2006)
Strength of the purifying selection against different categories of the point mutations in the coding regions of the human genome.
Human Molecular Genetics
15: 11431150.
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Iida K and
Akashi H
(2000)
A test of translational selection at silent sites in the human genome: base composition comparisons in alternatively spliced genes.
Gene
261: 93105.
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Ikemura T
(1985)
Codon usage and tRNA content in unicellular and multicellular organisms.
Molecular Biology and Evolution
2: 1334.
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Karlin S and
Burge C
(1995)
Dinucleotide relative abundance extremes: a genomic signature.
Trends in Genetics
11: 283290.
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Orban TI and
Olah E
(2001)
Purifying selection on silent sites a constraint from splicing regulation?
Trends in Genetics
17: 252253.
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Parmley JL,
Chamary JV and
Hurst LD
(2006)
Evidence for purifying selection against synonymous mutations in mammalian exonic splicing enhancers.
Molecular Biology and Evolution
23: 301309.
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Sharp PM,
Averof M,
Lloyd AT,
Matassi G and
Peden JF
(1995)
DNA sequence evolution: the sounds of silence.
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London, Series B, Biological Sciences
349: 241247.
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Smith NG and
Eyre-Walker A
(2001)
Synonymous codon bias is not caused by mutation bias in G+C-rich genes in humans.
Molecular Biology and Evolution
18: 982986.
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Subramanian S and
Kumar S
(2006)
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