A fully folded 100-residue protein is only about 40 kJ ∙ mol−1 more stable than its unfolded form (for comparison, the energy required to break a typical hydrogen bond is ∼20 kJ ∙ mol−1).

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MHC molecules in mouse

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Darwin’s evolutionary theory - Common descent

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Different kinds of metapopulations

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Selection coefficient

A related variable is the selection coefficient (s), which is the relative intensity of selection against a  genotype

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First sugar residue is attached to dolichol by a high-energy pyrophosphate linkage & the other sugars are added by glycosidic bonds