Comparative inference of illegitimate recombination between rice and sorghum duplicated genes produced by polyploidization

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Definition of homologous gene quartets and inference of conversion based on phylogenetic topology changes. (A) Arrows show genes and the like-colored ones show homologous genes. Paralogous gene quartets formed by rice (R) paralogous genes R1 and R2, and their respective sorghum (S) orthologs S1 and S2. (B–E) Squares symbolize a duplication event in the common ancestral genome and circles symbolize species divergence. The expected phylogenetic relationship of the homologous quartets is displayed in (B) if no conversion has occurred; (C) if gene R2 is converted by R1; (D) if gene S1 is converted by S2; and (E) if both the above conversions occurred.

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  1. Genome Res. 19: 1026-1032

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