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Density peaks of paralog pairs in human and mouse genomes.

Gene - 15 Sept 2013

Vinogradov Alexander E

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Paralog gene trees, which reflect the increase of genomic complexity in the evolution, can be complicated and ambiguous. A simpler complementary approach is analysis of density distribution of paralog pairs. It can reveal general features of genome evolution, which may be hidden in the forest of gene trees. It is known that distribution of human paralog pairs along the axis of protein divergence between pair...

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PMID: 23751307
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2013.05.039

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