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Thus, the joint analyses of loci that vary in mutation rate contributed to enhanced overall resolution The species topology is congruent with previous non-DNA sequence based studies [ 15] with flamingos breaking into two distinct clades: a shallow-keeled clade comprising (Chilean + (American + Greater)) and a deep-keeled clade comprising (Lesser + (Andean + James's)).
The heterogeneity of cancer cells, coupled with their high mutation rate, contributes to rapid selection for drug-resistant clones.
We therefore do not unequivocally reject the idea that higher mutation rates contribute to the evolvability advantage of robust lineages under heat shock.
The pattern of mutation diffusion is that mutation rates contribute to deleterious mutations, while the " lessonae-like preference" favours the production of offspring of P. esculentus males with a stronger mutation accumulation on their R genome.
Another scenario is that higher mutation rates contribute to the rate at which the genomes of different populations diverge and become gradually incompatible, making hybrids between the populations less fit.
The high mutation rate contributes to the high levels of mtDNA diversity and also the generation of somatic mtDNA mutations with aging (8).
Currently we do not have a robust estimate of how much of the total variance in the mutation rate is contributed by cryptic variation.
Pool composition could vary between tissues, and any consequent differences in mitochondrial DNA mutation rate would contribute to tissue-specific age-related mitochondrial change.
It would be an interesting follow up study to probe whether evolutionary forces, like mutation rate, might contribute to the observed SNP accumulation in regions where genes for these pathways occur and whether this enrichment has any adaptive relevance.
Accurate determination of spontaneous mutation rates can contribute to our understanding of these processes and the enzymatic pathways that deal with them.
These two gene-specific factors explain additional variation in mutation rate beyond that contributed by the position-specific factors of mutation type and nucleotide context.
