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Variants of the FAD2 enzyme are also known to have diversified functionalities in fatty acid modification, catalysing hydroxylation [ 13, 14], epoxidation [ 15], and the formation of acetylenic bonds [ 15, 16] and conjugated double bonds [ 17- 20].

In addition to a desaturase activity, a number of FAD2 variants are known to possess diversified functionalities, catalyzing hydroxylations, epoxidations, or the formation of acetylenic and conjugated double bonds [ 35, 41, 42].

The use of citric acid as crosslinking agent for β-CD had been extensively reported for cotton for diversified functionalities (Aly et al. 2004; Fahmy 2004; Martel et al. 2002b; Ramchandran 2009; Dehbadi et al. 2014; Kasprzyk et al. 2010; Fouda and Fahmy 2011) but the use of β-CD CA as a host for mosquito repellent finishing has been worked and cited scarcely (Samanta et al. 2016).

The diversified functionalities of some of the safflower FAD2 gene family members were demonstrated by ectopic expression in yeast and transient expression in Nicotiana benthamiana leaves.

The intrinsic characteristics of various FAD2 genes, as exemplified by some conserved motifs, are likely determining their distinct expression patterns and abilities to respond to environmental stimuli, and diversified functionalities.

Deselenation processes at the annulated selenodiazole rings in symmetrical and low-symmetry macrocycles and the formation of vicinal diamino functionalities have allowed diversified derivatization procedures with formation of new porphyrazine macrocycles by ring reclosure or designed external sites for exocyclic metalation in dinuclear species.

In vertebrates, chaperonin genes, driven by intense duplication processes, have diversified into multiple classes and functionalities that extend beyond their well-known protein-folding role as part of the typical oligomeric chaperonin complex, emphasizing previous observations on the involvement of individual CCT monomers in microtubule elongation.

Upon duplication the gene copies might diversify, thus developing new functionalities (neo- or subfunctionalization), they might contribute to genetic robustness or one of the copies might be lost (for review see [ 61]).

It is similarly diversified.

Walsh and Ranogajec diversified.

In Africa, primates diversified.