The phrase "array of copies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection or a variety of duplicate items, often in a technical or artistic context.
Example: "The artist created an array of copies of her original painting to distribute among her fans."
Alternatives: "collection of duplicates" or "set of replicas".
The 'Kate effect' has been much documented, with almost anything the Duchess wears enjoying an instant sell-out and spawning a huge array of copy-cat items.
That is, steady-state frequencies of copy-number variants are expected whenever the array of copy-number variants expands and contracts at characteristic fixed rates and causes characteristic fitness costs.
# AAT4 specifies a tandem gene array of six copies; each copy was given a different AATP number in the classification of Hasne 2002 but all derive from the same genomic position.
We found that miDNA4 measured 331 bp, contained 25 bp long inverted terminal repeat sequences and a sequence motif of 119 bp present as a unique copy or as an array of 2 47 copies.
In "stable" transfections, the transfected DNA typically inserts as an array of multiple copies; the insertions occur at undefined and irreproducible chromosomal sites, the copy number varies idiosyncratically, and the multiple copies are in both orientations.
Therefore, the occurrence of an additional sex chromosome hosting syntenic array of ZsMATα copy 3- HML_D copy 3 could be not excluded.
AAT4Tb is a tandem gene array of six copies, which comprise two distinct sequence types that alternate along the array.
Similarly, AAT9Tb is a tandem gene array of 5 copies, where the first and third duplicates clustered together, apart from the remaining genes.
Its chimeric nature and its presence as a tandem array of multiple copies suggested an evolutionary scenario associated with several consecutive segmental duplications.
