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If protein evolution is a walk in sequence space (Maynard Smith 1970) along a rugged fitness landscape (Wright 1932) then as amino acid substitutions accumulate in the course of evolution they affect each other's fitness impact (Kondrashov et al. 2002; DePristo et al. 2005; Povolotskaya and Kondrashov 2010).

Of note, only the one-step subset comprises all 81 possible single-nt mutations, whereas the other categories contain subsets of all possible two- and three-step walks in sequence space.

Alternative model C assigned scheduled patients with even numbers and walk-ins with odd numbers in sequence.

We might soon be at a point where walk-in medical clinics have genome sequencing and bioinformatics desks, where patients can play an active role in interpreting their gene sequences and contributing to genetic treatments, and where high-school students assemble and analyse genomes for homework.

Attending the opera meant walking through these rooms in sequence -- in order to experience Porete's life from the moment she was arrested until her death.

Even examining substitution as a neutral walk through sequence in a folded protein (ignoring positive selection) has shown such a process to have fairly complex dynamics [ 9].

In vitro molecular evolution can be considered an adaptive walk on a fitness landscape in sequence space, where "fitness" is a quantitative measure of a certain physicochemical property of a biopolymer, such as thermostability or enzymatic activity [1], [2].

However, Szöllősi and Derényi (2009) identified lower than average neutrality in sequences obtained by minimization, then proposing a random neutral walk in structure as sort of sequence drift to obtain a null model with more relevant values of neutrality (fig. 1).

Habitat was associated with OUV for all models but the FOM model (p<0.001), meaning that the random walk like sequence structure in prokaryotic DNA is also affected by environmental conditions.

For simplicity, we only consider the side-view and natural walk sequences in our experiment.

A journey route R in a TVG (mathcal {G}) is a walk in G defined as a sequence of edges ({e_1,ldotsdots,e_k}).