Genetics phylogenetics

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The basis of the traditional tree of life was the vertical passing on of genetic information, i.e., from generation to generation. The discrepancies visible in the previous model of the phylogenetic tree of life can only be explained if a second process... 

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With the advent of protein sequencing, also in the 1950s, attempts were made to study protein variation directly on the primary structure. However, the method was very expensive and time-consuming and could not be applied to population genetics. It remained confined to evolutionary study of differences between species (applied to molecular phylogenetics) and to the demonstration of sequence mutation in important heritable diseases. 

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