Titlebook: Evolution of the Human Genome I; The Genome and Genes Naruya Saitou Book 2017 Springer Japan KK 2017 Human genome.Evolution.Primates.Diseas

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Physiologie der Thermoreception,ith global populations has enabled us to identify the signatures of the local genetic adaptations that are engraved in our genomes. Using data associated with current phenotypic variation in humans, we can elucidate the history of human adaptation in response to the selective pressures of various environments.

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GC Content Heterogeneitythout flaws. I introduced a totally new framework to elucidate evolution of the genomic context: the nonlinear dynamic model or .(.) framework, which potentially expands power of existing evolutionary models.

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Duplicated Geness to be a fundamental component of the evolution of organisms. Nowadays, genomics research conducted on several organisms has revealed that many duplicated genes exist in the genome of multicellular organisms, and research into gene duplication events and duplicated genes is ongoing.

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CNVs and Microsatellite DNA Polymorphismwith multigene families of chemosensory receptor genes, and (3) the evolutionary pattern of microsatellites and CNVs and their effects on genome size variation in human populations by taking microsatellites as a neutral model of CNV evolution.

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Global Landscapes of Human Phenotypic Variation in Inherited Traitsith global populations has enabled us to identify the signatures of the local genetic adaptations that are engraved in our genomes. Using data associated with current phenotypic variation in humans, we can elucidate the history of human adaptation in response to the selective pressures of various environments.

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Ergebnisse der experimentellen Balneologie,n the human genome, (4) discuss the mutational mechanisms responsible for generating junk DNA, (5) spell out the necessary evolutionary conditions for maintaining junk DNA, (6) outline various methodologies for estimating the functional fraction within the genome, and (7) present a recent estimate for the functional fraction of our genome.

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Evolution of Genes for Color Vision and the Chemical Senses in Primatesfferent senses in primates by studying these receptor groups for interspecies divergence, intraspecies diversity, and functional differences among variants. In this chapter, we review recent findings on these receptors and senses in humans and other primates and discuss the future directions of studies on their sensory evolution.