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The Origins of Genome Architecture Michael Lynch
Publisher: Sinauer Associates Inc

You should read Michael Lynch's "The origins of genome architecture" to get a bit up to speed with modern views on junk DNA. But, from the title, it sounds like a rehashing of Mike Lynch's arguments on the origins of genome architecture. Annu Rev Microbiol 60: 327-349. This final episode traces the origins of western culture through Greece and Rome prevailing by borrowing from the legacies of the original five old world civilizations. Civilization arose in Asia, but it was the West which would create the first world culture. Lynch M (2006) Streamlining and simplification of microbial genome architecture. We partition the yeast duplicates into ohnologs (generated by a whole-genome duplication) and non-ohnologs (from small-scale duplication events) to determine whether their disparate origins commit them to divergent evolutionary trajectories and to the origin of biological innovations, a deeper understanding of the evolutionary process might be gained from investigating the differential contributions, if any, of gene duplication to the genome architecture within diverse lineages. News flash, they mapped the human genome and it turns out we're all the same. Watch the full documentary now . The Origins of Genome Architecture. Speaking of Michael Lynch, he's written an excellent discussion of these issues in his 2007 textbook, The Origins of Genome Architecture. Lynch M, Conery JS (2003) The origins of genome complexity. Sinauer Associates, Sunderlans, MA. Molecular signatures of natural selection.