Why mitochondrial genes are most often found in nuclei

• A very small fraction of the proteins required for the propagation and function of mitochondria are coded by their genomes, while nuclear genes code the vast majority. We studied the migration of genes between the two genomes when transfer mechanisms medi

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mitochondrial genome shrinkage; population dynamic models for gene transfer; DETERMINING DIVERGENCE TIMES; CAUSES INCREASED ESCAPE; SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE; MUTATION ACCUMULATION; PROTEIN IMPORT; DNA; EVOLUTION; GENOMES; CHLOROPLASTS; EXPRESSION

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