Fitness tracking for adapting populations

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David Gresham
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[1] David Gresham is at the Center for Genomics and Systems Biology,Department of Biology
[2] New York University,undefined
[3] New York,undefined
[4] New York 10003,undefined
[5] USA.,undefined
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Nature | 2015年 / 519卷
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A method for tracking the descendants of hundreds of thousands of yeast cells in an evolving population reveals that thousands of individuals contribute to early increases in population-wide fitness. See Article p.181
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