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Under the better-fit model, the duplication rate in Sternorrhyncha increased ~11X above the background rate of the phylogeny for the AAAP family (Table  3).

Thus, like nearly every other genome rearrangement model, the duplication distance model makes some simplifying assumptions about the underlying biology to achieve computational tractability.

In the duplication model the duplication of the information is considered as a dominant evolutionary force for the growth of a network, such as in many biological networks.

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].

In order to generate artificial scale-free networks, we used two generation models: the preferential attachment model, and the duplication model.

Compared to the preferential attachment model, the duplication-divergence model may be more promising.

In [ 17], we introduced a measure called duplication distance that models the duplication of contiguous substrings over large genomic distances.

This general model manages the duplication of units in series to perform a given operation in the process, which is an alternative that has not been considered in previous general approaches.

We agree with the reviewers about the value of mutants, and we have included analysis of mps1-1 in Figure 4. We also have done multiple timing experiments to determine how SPB components are recruited during the course of wild-type SPB duplication to build a complete model of the duplication process using the lens of SIM.

Although it is possible to make the general distribution of subgraphs in an artificial model (more specifically the duplication model) very similar to that of a specific PPI network, there are a number of subgraphs, for example, in the Yeast PPI network, which occur much more frequently than that in the associated artificial model.

The arrangement of the Platysternon genome can be modelled by the "duplication-random loss" model [ 26] whereby a duplication and transposition of part of the genome occurred, then additional rearrangements resulted from the loss of supernumerary genes.