SELFISH GENES, THE PHENOTYPE PARADIGM AND GENOME EVOLUTION

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[3] BODMER W, 1979, HUMAN GENETICS POSSI, P41

[4] REPETITIVE AND NON-REPETITIVE DNA SEQUENCES AND A SPECULATION ON ORIGINS OF EVOLUTIONARY NOVELTY [J]. QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOGY, 1971, 46 (02) : 111 - +

[5] GENE REGULATION FOR HIGHER CELLS - A THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1969, 165 (3891) : 349 - +

[6] EVIDENCE FOR TRANSPOSITION OF DISPERSED REPETITIVE DNA FAMILIES IN YEAST [J]. CELL, 1979, 16 (04) : 739 - 751

[7] CAMPBELL A, 1979, BIOL REGUL DEV, V1, P19

[8] ONE OF COPIA GENES IS ADJACENT TO SATELLITE DNA IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER [J]. CELL, 1978, 15 (03) : 733 - 742

[9] TRANSPOSABLE GENETIC ELEMENTS AND PLASMID EVOLUTION [J]. NATURE, 1976, 263 (5580) : 731 - 738

[10] COX EC, 1974, GENETICS, V77, P169

[1] [Anonymous], 2004, BIOINFORMATICS, DOI DOI 10.1093/bioinformatics/btg412

[2] DISSECTION OF THE TRANSPOSITION PROCESS - TRANSPOSON-ENCODED SITE-SPECIFIC RECOMBINATION SYSTEM [J]. MOLECULAR AND GENERAL GENETICS, 1979, 175 (03): : 267 - 274

[3] BODMER W, 1979, HUMAN GENETICS POSSI, P41

[4] REPETITIVE AND NON-REPETITIVE DNA SEQUENCES AND A SPECULATION ON ORIGINS OF EVOLUTIONARY NOVELTY [J]. QUARTERLY REVIEW OF BIOLOGY, 1971, 46 (02) : 111 - +

[5] GENE REGULATION FOR HIGHER CELLS - A THEORY [J]. SCIENCE, 1969, 165 (3891) : 349 - +

[6] EVIDENCE FOR TRANSPOSITION OF DISPERSED REPETITIVE DNA FAMILIES IN YEAST [J]. CELL, 1979, 16 (04) : 739 - 751

[7] CAMPBELL A, 1979, BIOL REGUL DEV, V1, P19

[8] ONE OF COPIA GENES IS ADJACENT TO SATELLITE DNA IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER [J]. CELL, 1978, 15 (03) : 733 - 742

[9] TRANSPOSABLE GENETIC ELEMENTS AND PLASMID EVOLUTION [J]. NATURE, 1976, 263 (5580) : 731 - 738

[10] COX EC, 1974, GENETICS, V77, P169