A Comparative Survey of the Frequency and Distribution of Polymorphism in the Genome of Xenopus tropicalis
Abstract
Naturally occurring DNA sequence variation within a species underlies evolutionary adaptation and can give rise to phenotypic changes that provide novel insight into biological questions. This variation exists in laboratory populations just as in wild populations and, in addition to being a source of useful alleles for genetic studies, can impact efforts to identify induced mutations in sequence-based genetic screens. The Western clawed frog...
Paper Details
Title
A Comparative Survey of the Frequency and Distribution of Polymorphism in the Genome of Xenopus tropicalis
Published Date
Aug 4, 2011
Journal
Volume
6
Issue
8
Pages
e22392 - e22392
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