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The current distribution of recently-recruited genes among chromosomes appears increasingly non-random along the evolutionary series from the tetrapoda to the primata

2020-12-23

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<h4>Background: </h4> The present availability of full genome sequences of a broad range of animal species across the whole range of evolutionary history enables one to ask questions as to the distribution of genes across the chromosomes. Do newly recruited genes, clade by clade, distribute at random or at non-random locations? <h4>Results: </h4>: We extracted values for the “consensus” ages of the human genes and...

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10.21203/rs.3.rs-122827/v1
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