Although local gene rearrangements have occurred among these groups of Lepidoptera, using the B. mori genome as a reference was shown in these reports to be an effective approach for initial investigation of the evolution of gene organization and arrangement, at least for Macrolepidoptera.
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If so, this should be described and incorporated into our understanding of the evolution of breeding organization and male mating tactics.
Together, our results suggest that position effects have shaped the evolution of chromosome organization and should inform future genome engineering efforts.
Our results provide insights into the evolution of LAD organization and identify SU HW) as a fine-tuner of genome – NL interactions.
Furthermore, the evolution of chromosome organization and structure subsequent to the whole-genome duplication event can be characterized.
Thus, a full characterization of the Atlantic salmon hemoglobin gene repertoire is needed to provide insight to the evolution of the organization and function of the Atlantic salmon hemoglobins, particularly in light of the teleost and salmonid-specific WGD events.
However, it is far from clear whether this is the only mechanism responsible for the evolution of operon organization, and the general applicability of this hypothesis to other members of the nematode phylum is not known.
