Difference between revisions of "Kimura 1968"
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| + | Kimura constructs an estimate of the rate of genome-wide nucleotide substitutions based on observed amino acid differences between species. | ||
| + | *Average years between amino acid substitutions in 100 amino acids <math>=28\times10^6</math> a. | ||
| + | *Genome size estimate <math>=4\times10^9</math> bp. | ||
| + | *Gene size coreesponding to 100 amino acids <math>=300</math> bp. | ||
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Contents
Citation
Kimura, M. (1968). Evolutionary rate at the molecular level. Nature, 217(5129), 624-626.
Links
- https://www.nature.com/articles/217624a0
- https://scholar.google.com/scholar?cluster=10145631598213248063
Notes
Paragraph Four
Kimura constructs an estimate of the rate of genome-wide nucleotide substitutions based on observed amino acid differences between species.
- Average years between amino acid substitutions in 100 amino acids [math]=28\times10^6[/math] a.
- Genome size estimate [math]=4\times10^9[/math] bp.
- Gene size coreesponding to 100 amino acids [math]=300[/math] bp.
