Genomes evolve, but how?

Axel Meyer
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Axel Meyer: University of Konstanz, 78457 Konstanz, Germany. He is co-editor with Yves Van de Peer of Genome Evolution: Gene and Genome Duplications and the Origin of Novel Gene Functions.

Nature, 2008, vol. 451, issue 7180, 771-772

Abstract: Architectural features In The Origins of Genome Architecture, Michael Lynch has written what could become a classic text in evolutionary biology. Reviewer Axel Meyer rates it a 'must read' for every genome researcher, but cautions that Lynch's strong opinions — that largely non-adaptive forces shaped genomes — will not be accepted by all.

Date: 2008
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