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Dynamics of gene duplication in the genomes of chlorophyll d-producing cyanobacteria: implications for the ecological niche.

Genome biology and evolution - 1 Jan 2011

Miller Scott R, Wood A Michelle, Blankenship Robert E, Kim Maria, Ferriera Steven

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Gene duplication may be an important mechanism for the evolution of new functions and for the adaptive modulation of gene expression via dosage effects. Here, we analyzed the fate of gene duplicates for two strains of a novel group of cyanobacteria (genus Acaryochloris) that produces the far-red light absorbing chlorophyll d as its main photosynthetic pigment. The genomes of both strains contain an unusually high...

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PMID: 21697100
DOI: 10.1093/gbe/evr060
PMCID: PMC3156569

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