Sentence examples for duplication models from inspiring English sources

The divergence of function may occur through neofunctionalisation [ 18], or, subfunctionalisation where the ancestral function is partitioned between the duplicates [ 19] (for detail on current gene duplication models see [ 20]).

Roth, C. et al. Evolution after gene duplication: models, mechanisms, sequences, systems, and organisms.

The existences of paralogous CNSs detected in this study are difficult to explain by previous duplication models.

DDC seems to have sparked a minor renaissance of interest in gene duplication models— Force, et al. have been cited over 2000 times!

We selected this mutation to determine whether MeCP2 retains any functions without a functional MBD, whether the MBD is required for the toxicity observed in duplication models, and whether doubling MeCP2 mediates toxicity by over-titrating its binding partners.

Indeed, the particularities of the zebrafish genome have led many studies to use the more canonical pufferfish and medaka genomes in testing genome and gene duplication models and theories.

The single-copy duplication model assumes that one unit can duplicate at a time while the multiple-copy duplication model assumes that multiple adjacent units can duplicate at a time.

The single copy duplication model, where only one unit can duplicate at a time, is the most popular and its biological validation was asserted for the MSY1 minisatellites [ 1, 2].

We suggest a tandem duplication model similar to the one described in animals, except that some duplicates can remain.

From the modeling viewpoint, answering the above question requires transforming the one-shot network duplication model from a statistical tool to a positive (or predictive) model.

The same random domain shuffling and duplication model was also used to estimate the level of domain promiscuity.