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Bacteriophage Q$β$: Six Decades at the Frontier of Molecular and Viral Evolution
Bacteriophage Q$β$, first isolated in 1961, has served for more than six decades as a model system for molecular and viral evolution. The development of cell-free replication systems based on the Q$β$ replicase enabled the first demonstrations of Darwinian evolution in RNA molecules. In parallel, th
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