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Fitting into the second scenario it has been reported that the evolution of imprinting of the MEDEA gene in Arabidopsis species might have been initiated by a duplication event and that the evolution of the imprinted duplicate was accompanied by strong positive selection [ 6].

Samples were run in duplicate and accompanied by negative controls ('no reverse transcription' and 'no template').

These results demonstrated that bHLH TF genes in potato were duplicated accompanied with evolution processes.

The Young Lions' invitation is a duplicate of the original, accompanied by a vintage photograph of super-agent Irving (Swifty) Lazar and his wife in their extravagant masks.

Ancient duplications will be accompanied by greater sequence divergence between the two members of the duplicate pair and so will be distinguishable from more recent LSDs.

Using a protein protein interaction network, He and Zhang (2005) showed that after gene duplication, duplicate copies can have rapid "subfunctionalization" accompanied by prolonged "neofunctionalization" during evolution.

It has also been suggested that a proportion of duplicate genes undergo rapid subfunctionalisation, accompanied by prolonged and substantial neofunctionalisation [ 31].

Analysis of the genome-wide patterns of yeast protein interaction and human gene expression for duplicate genes has revealed rapid subfunctionalization accompanied by prolonged, substantial " stricto sensu" neofunctionalization in a large proportion of duplicate genes, suggesting a new model, termed "sub-neofunctionalization".

Of 4101 gk and ok deletions, 1097 are accompanied by additional duplicated or insertion sequences.

The sequence diversification of duplicated miRNA genes to be accompanied by a change in spatial and temporal expression patterns [ 13].

Consistent with this, diversification in the sequence of duplicated miRNA gene copies was accompanied by changes in spatial and temporal expression patterns (Jiang et al. 2006; Maher et al. 2006).