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The evolution of plant nuclear genes
Pages 101-108

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Key Terms

  • gene copies
  • transposable elements
  • plant nuclear
  • nuclear genes
  • gene evolution

  • transposable element
  • molecular evolution
  • chalcone synthase
  • amino acid
  • nuclear gene

  • flowering plant
  • molecular population
  • plant species
  • flowering plants
  • biosynthetic pathway

  • proteins involved
  • encoding proteins
  • plant secondary
  • discuss pertinent
  • upper bound

  • genes determine
  • genetic studies
  • gene duplication
  • encodes alcohol
  • rudimentary stages

  • population genetic
  • codon bias
  • rate contrast
  • driving divergence


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