This text is one of the first major review of developments in the rapidly growing areas of genomics and proteomics.It provides a strong emphasis on placing genomics and proteomics in an evolutionary context. It highlights new research in the understanding of phenotypes as well as the links between genomic and phenotypic diversity within populations. It features richly illustrated chapters.This text is a review of developments in the rapidly growing areas of genomics and proteomics, with particular emphasis on placing these fields in an evolutionary context. With a growing understanding of genes, their diversity and regulation, and how their products work together in networks of interacting elements, a new era of biology is emerging.
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0.82 kg
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Year of Publication
2008
Table of Contents
Introduction - Genome and Proteome Evolution; M.Pagel & A.Pomiankowski; Evolutionary Systems Biology; E.Koonin & Y.Wolf; The Origin of New Genes; C.Fan, J.J.Emerson & M.Long; Lateral Gene Transfer; F.Doolittle; Evolution of Genomic Expression; B.Lemos, C.R.Landry, P.Fontanillas, S.P.Renn, R.Kulathinal, K.M.Brown & D.L.Hartl; The Evolution of Proteome Complexity and Diversity; L.Patthy; Genomic Redundancy and Dispensability; L.Hurst & C.Pal; Genomic Immunity; T.Bestor; Sex-Biased Genomic Expression; B.Oliver; Sex Chromosome Origins and Evolution; D.Charlesworth; Genomic Signatures of Adaptive Evolution; A.Filipski, S.Prohaska & Sudhir Kumar; Gene and Protein Network Evolution; A.Wagner; Human Evolutionary Genomics: I.Hellmann & R.Nielsen.
Author
Pagel
ISBN/ISSN
9780878936540
Binding
Paperback
Edition
1
Publisher
Palgrave
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