Identifying patterns of selection at synonymous sites in a Pseudomonas phylogeny.
A growing body of evidence suggests that synonymous substitutions, DNA sequence changes that do not alter the encoded amino acid and so should be selectively neutral, can be under strong selection. Yet our ability to identify putative non-neutral synonymous substitutions from comparative sequence data is limited. Here,...
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