UID:
edocfu_9958130483002883
Format:
1 online resource (988 p.)
ISBN:
1-299-40046-9
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0-323-14187-0
Series Statement:
Isozymes ; 4
Content:
Isozymes V4
Note:
Proceedings of a conference held in April 1974, at Yale University.
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Front Cover; Genetics and Evolution; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; List of Contributors; Preface; Acknowledgments; Chapter 1. GENES, ISOZYMES, AND EVOLUTION; INTRODUCTION; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter 2. ISOZYMES AND NON-DARWINIAN EVOLUTION: A RE-EVALUATION; INTRODUCTION; CLASSICAL VS. BALANCE VIEW AND NON-DARWINIAN EVOLUTION; THE POPULATION GENETICIST'S APPROACH; AMINO ACID SEQUENCE STUDIES; CONSIDERATIONS OF TOTAL DNA; CONCLUSIONS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 3. GENETIC POPULATION STRUCTURE AND BREEDING SYSTEMS; INTRODUCTION; RESULTS
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POPULATION STRUCTURE IN RUMINA DECOLLATADISCUSSION; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 4. ISOZYMES IN EVOLUTIONARY SYSTEMATICS; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 5. PREDICTING GENE FREQUENCIES IN NATURAL POPULATIONS:A TESTABLE HYPOTHESIS; INTRODUCTION; EXPERIMENTAL PROCEDURE; RESULTS; DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 6. GENIC HETEROZYGOSITY AND POPULATIONDYNAMICS IN SMALL MAMMALS; INTRODUCTION; REGIONAL COMPARISONS OF REPRODUCTION, DENSITY, AND GENIC HETEROZYGOSITY; ADDITIONAL CORRELATES WITH GENIC HETEROZYGOSITY
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IMPORTANCE OF HETEROZYGOSITY IN LOCAL POPULATIONSPREDICTIONS BASED ON THE TABULAR MODEL; SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE WORK; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 7. ISOZYME POLYMORPHISM MAINTENANCE MECHANISMSVIEWED FROM THE STANDPOINT OF POPULATION GENETICS; I. HETEROZYGOTE DISTRIBUTION WITH RESPECT TO GENE FREQUENCY; II. DISTINCTION BETWEEN (l)AND (2); III. HETEROZYGOSITY AND NUMBER OF ALLELES; IV. ANOTHER DISTRIBUTION OF HETEROZYGOSITY; V. POPULATION STRUCTURE AND GENE FREQUENCY; REFERENCES; Chapter 8. A SEARCH FOR THE GENETIC UNIT OF SELECTION; INTRODUCTION
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PARTHENOGENESIS AS A DESIGN FOR THE STUDY OF THE GENETIC UNIT OF SELECTIONSUMMARY OF RESULTS; TEE GENETIC UNIT OF SELECTION; INFERENCES; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; REFERENCES; Chapter 9. MULTIPLE ALLELISM AND ISOZYME DIVERSITYIN HUMAN POPULATIONS; RARE ALLELES; DISTRIBUTION OF HETEROZYGOSITIES; SUBUNIT STRUCTURE; VARIATION IN ACTIVITY; REFERENCES; Chapter 10. ISOZYME ANALYSIS OF SOMATIC CELL HYBRIDS:ASSIGNMENT OF THE PHOSPHOGLUCOMUTASE2 {PGM2) GENE LOCUS TOCHROMOSOME 4 IN MAN WITH DATA ON THE MOLECULAR STRUCTUREAND HUMAN CHROMOSOME ASSIGNMENTS OF SIX ADDITIONAL MARKERS; INTRODUCTION
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MATERIALS AND METHODSRESULTS AND DISCUSSION; SUMMARY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Chapter 11. ISOZYME VARIANTS AS MARKERS OF POPULATION MOVEMENT IN MAN; 1. Superoxide Dismutase; 2. Lactate Dehydrogenase; 3. Phosphoglucomutase; REFERENCES; Chapter 12. EVOLUTION OF VERTEBRATE HEMOGLOBIN AMINO ACID SEQUENCES; MAXIMUM PARSIMONY APPROACH; RECONSTRUCTING THE GLOBIN EVOLUTIONARY TREE AND REFINING THE ALIGNMENT OF THE GLOBIN CHAINS; BROAD PATTERNS OF EVOLUTIONARY CHANGE IN DESCENT OF VERTEBRATE HEMOGLOBIN AMINO ACID SEQUENCES
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PATTERNS OF MUTATIONAL CHANGE AT RESIDUE POSITIONS DEFINED FUNCTIONAL PROPERTIES IN a AND 3 HEMOGLOBIN SEQUENCES
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English
Additional Edition:
ISBN 0-12-472704-2
Language:
English
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