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Recurrent Duplication, Testis-Biased Expression, and Functional Diversification of<em> Esf2/ABT1</em> Family Genes in<em> Drosophila</em>

2025-08-19

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Gene duplications are considered to be the major evolutionary resource of novel functions. The gene family Esf2/ABP1 is conserved in metazoan organisms from yeast to humans. Here we performed a search and characterization of Esf2/ABP1 homologs in the Drosophila genus. Whereas in the majority of Drosophila species this gene family is represented by only a single gene, in the melanogaster and suzukii subgroups recur...

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953a05bd-934b-5824-9603-5e5ecbdf987c
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10.20944/preprints202508.1302.v1
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