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Functional divergence ratio (FDR)
A measure of the evolutionary selective pressure on a protein. In a family of homologous proteins, or the genes encoding them, the amino acid residues are categorised as functional (e.g. those at the binding site and catalytic site) or non-functional. The FDR is the ratio of mutations found among functional residues to those found among non-functional residues.
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