Divergent proteins and views

@article{Jukes1994DivergentPA,
  title={Divergent proteins and views},
  author={Thomas Hughes Jukes},
  journal={Nature},
  year={1994},
  volume={371},
  pages={734-734}
}
  • T. Jukes
  • Published 27 October 1994
  • Chemistry, Medicine
  • Nature
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Cytochrome c oxidase assembly in primates is sensitive to small evolutionary variations in amino acid sequence.
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The results suggest that many human nuclear-coded genes not only cannot replace the orangutan counterparts, but also exert a specific interference at the level of COX assembly.

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