Birth-and-death evolution with strong purifying selection in the histone H1 multigene family and the origin of orphon H1 genes.
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Andrés Martínez | J. Méndez | J. Eirín-López | Josefina Méndez | José M Eirín-López | Ana M González-Tizón | Andrés Martínez | A. González‐Tizón
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