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Lineage-associated Human Divergently-Paired Genes (DPGs) Exhibit Regulatory Characteristics and Evolutionary Trends

2024-12-10

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Divergently-paired genes (DPGs) represent one of the minimal co-transcriptional units (the rest include tandemly- and convergently-paired genes) of clustered genes; the former and the latter constitute greater than 10% and 75% of the total human genes, respectively. Our previous studies have shown that vertebrate DPGs are more conserved, both organizationally and functionally than invertebrates. Three critical que...

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Literature Corpus work: 1965ebf4-3d28-5aa3-89ed-e8150d0bd537
DOI: 10.1101/2024.12.10.625558

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