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Modeling gene expression evolution with an extended Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process accounting for within-species variationRohlfs et al., 2014
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- Rohlfs R
- Harrigan P
- Nielsen R
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- Molecular biology and evolution
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Much of the phenotypic variation observed between even closely related species may be driven by differences in gene expression levels. The current availability of reliable techniques like RNA-Seq, which can quantify expression levels across species, has enabled …
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