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It is clear that the selective episodes affecting primate genes have involved relatively low values of ω with many periods of negative selection while those affecting rodent genes have spanned a broader range of ω with few episodes of negative selection.
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In particular, we hypothesize that the origin of eusociality may have involved novel genes.
To summarize, 13 OsXYLP genes are associated with segmental and tandem duplications, indicating that evolution in this gene family has involved a large number of duplication events.
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