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Rate Of Rearrangements

It is probably a really basic question. I have read here and there about this "Rate of Rearrangements" of a genome, but I cannot grasp the meaning of this expression. It is supposed to be the ratio between two quantities, but I cannot figure out which ones, and I have not found a definition anywhere. Can anyone give me an idea or a pointer to a source?

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written 12.6 years ago by mogrob.sanit •

Perhaps rate refers to evolution. How many rearrangements through time. Just a thought.

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written 12.6 years ago by Zev.Kronenberg

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