Autonomous variability: phenomenon and possible mechanisms



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The present paper is devoted to autonomous variation. It is shown that such type of variation is determined by entirely stochastic molecular processes. Therefore it can't be reduced to other types of variation that depend on some differences in genetic material, developmental stage or environmental influences. Certain examples of autonomous variation in plants and animals are observed. The possible mechanisms of this variation are discussed.

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Oleg N Tikhodeyev

Saint-Petersburg State University., Saint-Petersburg, RF

Email: tikhodeyev@mail.ru

Tatyana V Zhurina

Saint Petersburg State University, Saint-Petersburg, RF

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