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With the recent advances in DNA sequencing technology and functional genomics, more species are resolved and more functional genes are mapped and cloned.

Future efforts need to be strengthened for discovering more functional genes modulating the conidiation in C. carbonum.

GO analysis also confirmed that only in the larval stage there were more functional genes in H. assulta than in H. armigera (Additional file 4).

Although the difference is not great, the facultative hemiparasite Osyris has retained more functional genes (101) than the obligate hemiparasitic species of Viscum (96 99 genes).

It is conceivable that lost DNA segments tend to be small in size and non-coding, while large CNV regions tend to emerge from gain of DNA and involve more functional genes, because large segment loss may be detrimental when these alleles are homozygous.

Previously, ∼900 and 1094 olfactory receptor genes have been reported in humans and dogs, respectively, and 63% (567) and 20.3% (222) of the respective human and dog olfactory receptor gene repertoires have been annotated as pseudo genes, providing evidence that more functional genes are involved in the olfactory process in dogs than in humans.

Hence, although not methanogenic, the microbial communities in CBM_dcuts were dominated by more anaerobic functional genes than those from the more shallow CBM_cuts, which had a more aerobic functional gene count (Table S6: CO182 and CO183).

Functional characterization of these novel type II R-gene loci could help to identify more functional R genes.

Does segmental duplication or retroposition lead to more functional duplicated genes?

Compared with O. sinensis worm-part cDNA library which were clustered into 1,333 contigs and 4,172 unique sequences, as well as O. sinensis grass-part cDNA library which were clustered into 1,297 contigs and 3,805 unique sequences [ 28], H. sinensis has more abundant functional genes.

These candidate genes contained more cancer genes and more functional similarity with cancer genes than those identified from the gene expression profiles.