Role of random genetic drift in the evolution of interactive systems
Role of random genetic drift in the evolution of interactive systems is a scholarly work, published in 1997 in ''Journal of Molecular Evolution''. The main subjects of the publication include evolutionary dynamics, genetic variation, fitness, neutrality, evolutionary biology, genetic drift, biology, gene, neutral theory of molecular evolution, genetics, natural selection, Neutral network, mutation, neutral mutation, population genetics, fitness landscape, amino acid, The Evolution of Cooperation, molecular evolution, population, and selection (genetic algorithm). Population genetic analysis of this model suggest that protein evolution obeys the nearly neutral theory and that random genetic drift is important.