Force et al. (1999) proposed the duplication degeneration complementation (DDC) model in which duplicated genes undergo complementary deleterious mutations in independent subfunctions, so that both genes are required to share the functions of the ancestral gene.
The 3D modeling of "Infinity" is made with a process called instancing, which duplicates, distributes, and randomizes a series of pre-defined building blocks, such as the different rack types, ceiling structures, etc., to create the illusion of a massive scale.
The former sample holds a surface area on mesopores which duplicates that of the ZIF-67 ZIF-67 °C
The evolutionary significance of gene duplication is explained by the duplication-degeneration-complementation (DDC) model, which states that the probability of a duplicate gene to be preserved increases with the occurrence of degenerative mutations in its regulatory region [36].
Mr. Bush joined Republican leaders in emphasizing the success of the European model, which the House bill seeks to duplicate.
Whenever he makes a cast for himself, he duplicates the face and gives it to his model — which accounts for the fact that there are John Ahearns hanging all over the South Bronx, next to the plaster saints from Uncle Raul and the anniversary photographs.
An alternative model, which is not incompatible with subsequent neofunctionalisation, is the sharing of ancestral functions between gene duplicates (subfunctionalisation), namely partitioning of spatio-temporal expression domains [ 18].
To train our final hierarchical classification model, which we employed to give predictions on further unseen datasets, we used the complete set of 3705 genes without removing duplicates.
There was never a negative from which duplicate prints could be made.
Joslin then discovered his stepmother had been paying for several insurance policies which duplicated cover.
