Dr Nicolas Galtier, CNRS-Université Montpellier II Laboratoire "Genome, Populations, Interactions, Adaptation", Montpellier, France This manuscript analyses the molecular evolution of the essential rbcL gene in three gymnosperm families.
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Empirical investigations of sex-biased expression of the X-chromosome are therefore essential for understanding the evolution of this chromosome.
The slow evolution of essential genes in domains of high recombination is, however, explicable in terms of skewed nucleotide usage.
The slow rate of evolution of essential genes in domains of high recombination, we conclude, is fully explained by their skewed nucleotide usage.
A second expectation, as formulated by Wilson et al. (1977) and known as the "knockout-rate prediction," anticipates more stringent constraints on the sequence evolution of essential genes.
Thus, through a consistent, whole-genome scale analysis, we show higher constraints on the sequence evolution of essential genes across vertebrates, arthropods, and fungi.
