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Using statistical methods of molecular evolution, we performed a comprehensive analysis of JC virus VP1 sequences isolated from 55 PML patients and 253 sequences isolated from the urine of healthy individuals and found that a subset of amino acids found exclusively among PML VP1 sequences is acquired via adaptive evolution.

The methodology for reaction driven molecular evolution we have developed is independent of how the design ideas are scored.

The pattern of molecular evolution we observe for Sex-lethal and its paralogue sister-or-Sex-lethal is not characteristic of a duplication followed by neo-functionalization.

Based on model-selection tests conducted with jModelTest (v2.1.4; Darriba et al. 2012) to determine the most likely model of molecular evolution, we used the general time-reversible model with a gamma shape parameter (GTR + G) and four site categories.

Because a molecular analysis of species with intermediate organizational complexity is important for the understanding of molecular evolution, we planned to establish a transformation technique in Gonium pectorale to allow for its genetic manipulation.

After we calibrated demographic histories for populations of M. herderiana and G. fasciatus by applying available rates of molecular evolution, we found that the start of expansion of populations of these species coincide, and could be estimated to 25-50 Kyr BP.

To plot the fitness landscape ranging from the foot to an altitude corresponding to sufficient biological function, we extended our in vitro molecular evolution, which we previously carried out up to the 7th generation, with the addition of an enrichment process by which the fittest phage clone(s) becomes dominant through several cycles of infection and growth in E. coli.

In order to avoid potential biases due to either sequencing or assembly errors, for all phylogenetic and molecular evolution analyses, we chose to focus on only a subset of the identified genes.

To avoid potential errors that could arise either during sequencing or data assembly, which could adversely affect phylogenetic and molecular evolution analyses, we focused on all identified genes that, after clean up, contained no missing data or gaps in any of the newly sequenced bats.

If the molecular clock [16] governs the process of molecular evolution well, we can accurately estimate the times at other nodes given just a single reliable calibration point.

To evaluate the molecular evolution rates we compared protein sequence of orthologous exons and measured the similarity using the Blosum62 matrix.