The phrase "a duplicated set" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection of items or data that has been copied or replicated.
Example: "The research team analyzed a duplicated set of the original data to ensure accuracy in their findings."
Alternatives: "a replicated set" or "a copied set".
For example, a duplicated data set with few AA/ AB-type mismatches and many of type AB/ AC supports a low allelic dropout rate and a high false allele rate.
To determine whether the abundance of small duplicate sets in zebrafish may be explained by recent evolution (low Ks) of these genes, we calculated average Ks values for each duplicated set size in the size ranges where zebrafish has a greater percentage of duplicated genes (set size 1 10; Figure 3).
This Ks range comprises the duplicated set with the most striking expansion when compared with the three other teleost models.
We find no significant difference in gene content in the duplicated set, versus the single-copy set based on molecular and biological function ontologies.
The relationship between Ks and set size was even more evident when the duplicated set sizes were analyzed separately and individual pairwise Ks values were plotted.
Similarly, the two Sso proteins of C. glabrata are clearly more diverged than the duplicated set of the Saccharomyces sensu stricto species.
Paralogy relationship among target genes of duplicated set of enhancers was generated by using paralogy prediction pipeline of Ensembl genome browser where maximum likelihood phylogenetic gene trees (generated by TreeBeST) play a central role [ 57].
In order to avoid confusion between the well-known duplicated set of secretory syntaxins in S. cerevisiae (Sso1 and Sso2) we suggest to name these two clearly diverged secretory syntaxins in Pezizomycotina SsoA and SsoB.
