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Natural selection on synonymous genetic variation in the major histocompatibility complex
Protein coding DNA sequences harbor synonymous nucleotide variation that does not change amino acid sequences but influences phenotypes via multiple effects on the pathway from gene to protein. Synonymous variation has recently been shown to coevolve between viruses and their natural hosts, but its
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