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

In another breakthrough, the sequencing of the sea sponge genome offers unprecedented insights in to the origin of the animal kingdom and how ancient genes contribute to human biology and health. This is held in the Zoology department at 2pm on Wednesday afternoons. Lynch represents an 'evolved modern synthesis' position. Read the latest post by PZ Myers: [αEP: Complexity is not usually the product of selection]1. Please contact Jamie Walters (jw663) for further information. Two recent books by Michael Lynch (Origins of Genome Architecture) and Eugene Koonin (The Logic of Chance: The Nature and Origin of Biological Evolution) fall into this category. Just think of our complex genome and read The Origins of Genome Architecture by Michael Lynch. The maize genome is estimated to be 2.3–2.5 gigabases (Gb) in size [1], and its architecture presents significant challenges for comprehensive sequencing. In this case, the individual is Michael Lynch, author of The Origins of Genome Architecture and Pigliucci is reviewing the book as one of his peers. I highly recommend reading Michael Lynch's Origins of Genome Architecture, if you haven't already. We are holding a regular reading group to look at Mike Lynch's book 'The Origins of Genome Architecture'. I suggest you look into the work of Michael Lynch who discusses mechanisms for the origins of introns in his book The Origins of Genomic Architecture, Chapter 9. '.the book is likely to create fruitful debates, and be valuable in getting assumptions clear, and helping create a focus on the most important issues, and thus contribute to beginning to understand many aspects of genome evolution.