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Table 1 Average corrected waiting times for a string of five nucleotides
Fig. 1 Corrected waiting time to fixation for a string of five nucleotides, across different mutation rates.determine the waiting time for the data point on the far right (biological mutations rate
Table 2 Corrected waiting times for single nucleotide substitutions, and strings of 2–8 nucleotides
Fig. 2 Corrected waiting time to fixation for different nucleotide string lengths. Each point represents themean of 25 replicates
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