Selection-driven cost-efficiency optimization of transcripts modulates gene evolutionary rate in bacteria

@sturalph @BiologyOpen @KeithRMatthews Here are links to their GitHub (https://t.co/8P2y92FfZY) and their papers https://t.co/V0qShkru3n & https://t.co/AVRAHT5FrR

@SteveZDeLuca @HarmitMalik There is a difference in amount of RNA required to produce X number of proteins in organelle vs X number of proteins in nuclear genome. For this paper is too small to make a difference. Writing a separate piece following on from

@3rdreviewer @DaveZeevi Cheers for the link. Looks cool! The papers @3rdreviewer mentions are https://t.co/K7VhXc1L2a https://t.co/2Vm9aQ1Ke2 https://t.co/zAo1jmcGu3

@KostChristian @PLOSGenetics It’s awesome! Wish we had thought of doing this. For info we also showed the effects are universal in bacteria and plants and that selection acting on translational efficiency generally acts in opposition.. plus lots more http