III. Evolutionary Lessons from Molecular Genetics and Genome Sequencing
In this part:
• Antibiotic resistance and horizontal DNA transfer
• The modular and duplicative nature of protein evolution
• Molecular taxonomy and the discovery of a new cell type
• Symbiogenesis and the origin of eukaryotic cells
• Natural genetic engineering and evolutionary genomic innovation
• Use and reuse of evolutionary inventions
• What makes a man different from a mouse?
• Whole genome doubling at critical stages of evolutionary innovation and divergence
• Reviewing what the DNA record reveals about cell activities over evolutionary time
The advent of molecular genetics and genome sequencing was a major step forward in evolutionary science. Examining the DNA record ...
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