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How many mutations to get Y from X?
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<blockquote data-quote="renniks" data-source="post: 76304319" data-attributes="member: 226371"><p>Perhaps you just don't understand what I said?</p><p></p><p>About 90 percent of DNA is thought to be non-functional, so those mutations have no effect. So, we have 10% functional DNA.</p><p>Mutations in this 10 percent can be neutral, beneficial, or harmful. </p><p>Probably less than half of the mutations to this 10 percent of DNA are neutral. Of the remainder, 999/1000 are harmful or fatal and the remainder may be beneficial. Source:" Remine, The Biotic Message"</p><p>This is actually an oversimplification but a widely used one.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="renniks, post: 76304319, member: 226371"] Perhaps you just don't understand what I said? About 90 percent of DNA is thought to be non-functional, so those mutations have no effect. So, we have 10% functional DNA. Mutations in this 10 percent can be neutral, beneficial, or harmful. Probably less than half of the mutations to this 10 percent of DNA are neutral. Of the remainder, 999/1000 are harmful or fatal and the remainder may be beneficial. Source:" Remine, The Biotic Message" This is actually an oversimplification but a widely used one. [/QUOTE]
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