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Genome evolution: How sister genes grow apart
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Genome evolution: How sister genes grow apart
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As genomes evolve, proteins with novel functions arise primarily from gene duplication and divergence events. A new study identifies several molecular mechanisms by which related transcription factors diverge over time to control new sets of target genes and novel cellular functions.
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