Differences in molecular evolutionary rates among microRNAs in the human and chimpanzee genomes

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In the context of differences in primate lineages "... a subset of human microRNAs undergo nucleotide substitutions at higher rates, which may be suggestive of the action of positive selection." https://t.co/cBFs5J8dRp

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