Daniel Smith
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| Quote (JAM @ Oct. 21 2007,00:19) | | Quote (Daniel Smith @ Oct. 20 2007,19:15) | Another example.
In this one, the pink regions outside the coding areas, are more highly conserved between rat and mouse than the coding areas. |
You're cherry-picking, and your hypothesis predicts that all noncoding areas will be pink, not just some of them or most of them. |
No it doesn't. My hypothesis predicts that there will be equal amounts of constraint amongst coding and noncoding areas - not that all of it will be conserved. I never said that!
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