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In highly conserved widely distributed ortholog
groups, the main evolutionary force is assumed to be purifying selection that
enforces sequence conservation, with most divergence occurring by
accumulation of neutral substitutions. Using a set of ortholog
groups from prokaryotes, with a single representative in each studied
organism, we asked the question if this selective pressure is acting
similarly on different sub-groups of orthologs
defined as major lineages (e.g. proteobacteria or firmicutes). |
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