The phrase "a duplication for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that serves as a copy or equivalent of another item or concept.
Example: "The new software update is a duplication for the previous version, offering the same features with improved performance."
Alternatives: "a replica of" or "a copy of".
Consequently, a duplication for α remains a duplication for f.
Note that a divergence for α may become a duplication for f ≠ α.
Proof Consider a duplication for α ; that is, α (g ) = d, where d is a tube.
This gamete, which has a duplication for the majority of the short arm of chromosome 5 and is deficient for a small region of chromosome 6, is female transmissible but can not be transmitted through the male parent [ 17].
To our knowledge no phenotype has been demonstrated for a duplication of this gene, but clinical relevance cannot be excluded.
For instance, a duplication of the agouti signaling protein gene (ASIP) in sheep results in a different pigmentation [ 17].
A girl with a diagnosis of broad spectrum (proband 7-AU038703) and an unrelated boy (proband 8-AU032904) with a diagnosis of autism were found to have an apparent duplication for a single probe (out of 2) in the X-linked gene TM4SF2.
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A duplication specific for the Vitis lineage seems to have given rise to an additional PAPS1 gene in this species.
We also tested the differential association between total red meat intake and breast cancer risk by estrogen and progesterone receptor status using Cox proportional cause specific hazards regression model with a duplication method for competing risk data.
The duplication rate for mapped reads found in both RNA-seq samples is in line with comparable approaches eg by Adiconis et al. [ 35] where also an oligo-dT RNA preparation was performed and a duplication rate for low input samples of ~20%% (SMARTseq) and ~90%% (TRUseq) was reported.
