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  1. Jul 2018
    1. On 2013 Oct 26, Michael Eisen commented:

      Would like to point to a followup paper from our lab: Lusk RW, 2010 used simulations of enhancer evolution to examine one of the conclusions of this paper - that the enrichment and conservation of paired binding sites we observe is the result of selection for paired sites - and found that a selection on binding site composition alone in the presence of a bias for deletions over insertions can result in an enrichment of clustered binding sites that appear (but are not) to be under purifying selection.


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  2. Feb 2018
    1. On 2013 Oct 26, Michael Eisen commented:

      Would like to point to a followup paper from our lab: Lusk RW, 2010 used simulations of enhancer evolution to examine one of the conclusions of this paper - that the enrichment and conservation of paired binding sites we observe is the result of selection for paired sites - and found that a selection on binding site composition alone in the presence of a bias for deletions over insertions can result in an enrichment of clustered binding sites that appear (but are not) to be under purifying selection.


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