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A beneficial genomic rearrangement creates multiple versions of calcipressin in <i>C. elegans</i>

2019-03-14

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Gene duplication is a major source of genetic novelty and evolutionary adaptation, providing a molecular substrate that can generate biological complexity and diversity (Ohno 1967, Taylor and Raes 2004). Despite an abundance of genomic evidence from extant organisms suggesting the importance of gene duplication, consensus about how they arise and functionally diversify is lacking (Innan and Kondrashov 2010). In th...

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6c0200aa-0a2a-5b41-9c94-16b4c88225e2
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10.1101/578088
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