Founder effect
The founder effect is a mechanism of genetic drift that operates when a small sub-group of a population, containing a random and non-representative sampling of genes, is reproductively isolated from the parent population.
Tables Mechanisms of Biological Evolution : Gene Regulation in E.coli :
Tables Mechanisms of Biological Evolution : Gene Regulation in E.coli :
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