Asymmetric and non-uniform evolution of recently duplicated human genes.

Biol Direct · 2010 · PMC2942815 · PMID 20825637

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There is an obvious trend showing that dN increases slower for larger values of dS (the linear regression coefficient for dN/dS and dS is -1.37; 95% confidence interval is (-2.43; -0.30)).

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This shows that the asymmetry is a pronounced trend in the evolution of duplicated genes: members of almost one fifth of gene pairs evolve at significantly different rates.

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