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Duplication events for the two pairs (OsOPT4/OsOPT3 and OsOPT4/OsOPT2) occurred within the last 50 to 20 million years, after the divergence of rice and maize, but before Zizaniinae and Oryzinae were diverged from one another (Guo and Ge [2005]).
Amino acids sequences were reverse translated using an equal probability for choice of codon (i.e., no codon bias), and the resulting DNA sequences were diverged neutrally at 16% of their sites (i.e., 8% divergence on each lineage) using an equal probability of each type of base change (i.e., substitutions were modeled according to Jukes Cantor or JC69).
It is unusual that two highly divergent allele groups exist within the populations of LV cichlids, which were diverged just 15,000 years ago (Johnson et al. 1996).
The mechanical properties of hierarchically porous cellulose materials were diverged from lightweight soft materials to hard, stiff and dense material.
Conserved domains were highly conserved between all these proteins while other regions were diverged.
They were diverged about 100 million years ago, and intron position relative to coding sequence was proposed to be nearly constant [15].
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