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Identity and divergence of protein domain architectures after the yeast whole-genome duplication event.

Molecular bioSystems - 1 Nov 2010

Grassi Luigi, Fusco Diana, Sellerio Alessandro, Corà Davide, Bassetti Bruno, Caselle Michele, Lagomarsino Marco Cosentino

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Gene duplication is a key mechanism in evolution for generating new functionality, and it is known to have produced a large proportion of genes. Duplication mechanisms include small-scale, or "local", events such as unequal crossing over and retroposition, together with global events, such as chromosomal or whole genome duplication (WGD). In particular, different studies confirmed that the yeast S. cerevisiae...

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PMID: 20820472
DOI: 10.1039/c003507f

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