Adaptive Molecular Evolution for 13,000 Phage Generations
Adaptive Molecular Evolution for 13,000 Phage Generations is a scholarly work, published in 2005 in ''Genetics''. The main subjects of the publication include genetics, adaptation, evolutionary biology, virology, CRISPR, molecular evolution, evolutionary dynamics, and biology. The authors instead suggest that continuing molecular evolution reflects a potentially indefinite arms race, stemming from high levels of co-infection and the resulting conflict among genomes competing within the same cell..