The considerable duplication between behaviours identified in the literature review, interviews and consensus panel, has confirmed the relevance of behaviours originating largely from other 'bad news' contexts to people with dementia, their families and the professionals who work with them.
In Drosophila, flies with defects in centriole duplication usually display uncoordinated behaviour due to defects in sensory neuron formation resulting from an absence of normal cilia (Basto et al., 2006).
In contrast, the reciprocal duplication causes Potocki-Lupski syndrome where behaviour is characterized by autism spectrum disorders.
An opposite, autism spectrum-type behaviour is associated with duplication of the WBS region (Berg et al, 2007).
This report compares functional behaviour at different levels between duplicated genes, and shows that gene duplication innovates through regulatory divergence.
We found examples supporting two extreme evolutionary models for the behaviour of homologous axons after gene duplication.
To examine the feasibility of such a screen, we performed sensitized phenotyping in five therapeutic areas (metabolic syndrome, immune dysfunction, atherosclerosis, cancer and behaviour) of a 0.8 Mb reciprocal chromosomal duplication and deficiency on chromosome 11 containing 27 genes.
The abnormal behaviour of a node is to monitor packet drop or duplication in VANETs.
In other analogous situations, such as the evolution of the caseins and histatins from a single ancestral gene [ 38], rapid gene duplication and sequence diversification is causally linked to innovation in physiology and behaviour [ 2].
Opposing variation in growth, head size, cognition and behaviour is known to result from deletions and reciprocal duplications of some genomic regions.
