Age-dependent gain of alternative splice forms and biased duplication explain the relation between splicing and duplication

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Figure 3.

Relation between duplication and alternative splicing. (A) Histograms comparing the number of splice forms between mouse one-to-one orthologs of human genes (no duplication in the human lineage; black) and mouse one-to-many orthologs of human genes (at least one duplication in the human lineage; gray). (B) Histograms comparing the ratio of the number of splice forms between human genes and their mouse one-to-one orthologs (if no duplication occurred in the human lineage; black) or their mouse one-to-many orthologs (if at least one duplication occurred in the human lineage; gray). For the latter, the mean number of splice forms in human genes was used (see Methods).

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  1. Genome Res. 21: 357-363

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