Different selective pressures shape the molecular evolution of color vision in chimpanzee and human populations

Keyphrases

• Molecular Evolution 100%
• Chimpanzee 100%
• Human Population 100%
• Selective Pressure 100%
• Color Vision 100%
• OPN1LW 60%
• Amino Acid Variation 40%
• Genetic Approach 20%
• Long Wavelength 20%
• Recombination 20%
• Purifying Selection 20%
• Nucleotide Sequence 20%
• Amino Acid Substitution 20%
• Population Sample 20%
• Singleton 20%
• African Ancestry 20%
• Single nucleotide Polymorphism 20%
• Primates 20%
• Opsin 20%
• Current Analysis 20%
• Adaptive Evolution 20%
• Close Relatives 20%
• Complex Role 20%
• Positive Selection 20%
• Haplotype Diversity 20%
• Primate Evolution 20%
• X-linked 20%
• Red Color 20%
• OR Genes 20%
• Comparative Genetics 20%
• Population Genetic Analysis 20%
• Pan Troglodytes 20%
• Recombination Hotspots 20%
• Gene Conversion 20%
• Global Sample 20%
• Balancing Selection 20%
• Two Lineages 20%
• Linkage Disequilibrium Patterns 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Molecular Evolution 100%
• Color Vision 100%
• Amino Acids 40%
• Population Genetics 40%
• Haplotype 20%
• Gene Linkage Disequilibrium 20%
• Genetic Approach 20%
• Negative Selection (Natural Selection) 20%
• Amino Acid Substitution 20%
• Nucleotide Sequence 20%
• Single-Nucleotide Polymorphism 20%
• Opsin 20%
• Evolutionary Adaptation 20%
• Balancing Selection 20%
• Pan Troglodytes 20%
• Gene Conversion 20%
• Nucleotide 20%