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According to the above model, the duplicate genes, Gm5938 (Obp1a-dup) and Gm14743 (Obp1b-dup), and the parental genes, Obp1a and Obp1b, should all reduce their expression levels to rebalance the dosage of OBP1.

As Λ (t | k ) allows for the number of substitutions to be expressed as a probability distribution of generations, Kimura (1955) can then be employed to model the duplicate gene fixation process in terms of generations.

For example, the expected number of Big 4 cases in the 'most favourable scenario' was estimated by applying the predicted values from the fitted multivariate logistic regression model to the duplicate dataset in which all women were hypothetically reassigned to above listed scenario (e.g. highest SES category).

One model, the duplication-degeneration-complementation model (DDC) describing the fate of duplicates was proposed by Force et al. [ 19] and illustrated in the works of van Hoof [ 24].

Based on the inferred phylogenetic relationships of fugu, zebrafish and coelacanth Pcdh genes, we have reconstructed models of the duplicate teleost Pcdh clusters in the common ancestor of fugu and zebrafish, and the single Pcdh cluster in the fish lineage prior to the 'fish-specific' whole genome duplication event (Fig 4).

According to this model, the mitogenome duplicates to form a dimer genome (two monomer-mitogenomes linked head-to-tail).

The sub-functionalization model (also referred to as duplication-degeneration-complementation model) explains that the duplicate genes are maintained in the genome relying on complementary degenerative changes in a pair of duplicate genes, such that the duplicate genes together retain the original functions of their single ancestor [ 1- 5, 9].

According to the duplication-degeneration-complementation (DDC) model [ 42], the duplicate group I KDM1 genes would have undergone sub-functionalization or neo-functionalization, which might help to optimize the regulatory network controlling flowering.

Comparison of results of the duplicate model and the original model (Huang et al. 2014) is shown in Tables 4 and 5.

While such local rearrangements undoubtedly occur in genome evolution, the duplication distance model focuses on identifying the duplicate operations that account for the construction of repeated patterns within duplication blocks by aggregating substrings of other duplication blocks over large genomic distances.

Hide the Left model and duplicate the Left_wrapped model by right-clicking it and selecting Duplicate.