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

'.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. I'm now trying to understand the extent to which this might also be true at the level of protein architecture and cellular Maybe our work is more akin to paleontology, describing history and processes. I think Darwin would have liked it. Lynch represents an 'evolved modern synthesis' position. But, from the title, it sounds like a rehashing of Mike Lynch's arguments on the origins of genome architecture. Clark - Molecular Evolution, Wen-Hsiung Li - The Origins of Genome Architecture, Michael Lynch. 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. Gillespie * Principles of Population Genetics, Daniel L. In my mind, there is little question that drift plays a central role at the level of genome architecture (despite some of the nutty statements by the Encode crowd). "Nothing in evolution makes sense except in the light of population genetics" -Michael Lynch, The Origins of Genome Architecture (2007) AND PNAS 2007. Population Genetics: A Concise Guide, John H.