Why is disease an important factor to Evolution?
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From an evolutionary perspective, diseases may have multiple causes. Thus, cancer may be thought of as a disease of aging, as the result of a conflict between levels of selection, as a disease of chance, and as an environmental disease. Cancer results from somatic mutations that go unrepaired.
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How does disease affect evolution?
We discovered that disease genes associated with different phenotypes have distinct evolutionary rates; disease genes affecting morphological traits such as anatomical structures evolve more slowly than those affecting physiological traits such as immune responses
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