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Eugene Koonin, Sofiya Garushyants, Svetlana Karamycheva

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    前生物基因组进化是由精简和多样化的选择所塑造的. 不同的 prokaryote 群体,如细菌和古生物,经历不同的进化压力,影响它们的基因组大小和复杂性.

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