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  1. ...) Resolution of the early placental mammal radiation using Bayesian phylogenetics. Science 294 : 2348 – 2351 . ↵ Nembaware V. , Crum K. , Kelso J. , Seoighe C. ( 2002 ) Impact of the presence of paralogs on sequence divergence in a set of mouse–human orthologs. Genome Res. 12 : 1370 – 1376 . ↵ Ohta T. ( 1995...
  2. ...Abstract To examine the process by which duplicated genes diverge in function, we studied how the gene expression profiles of orthologous gene sets in human and mouse are affected by the presence of additional recent species-specific paralogs. Gene expression profiles were compared across 16 homologous...
  3. ...-iodide. Hybridization signals and banded chromosomes were observed using a fluorescence microscope (Olympus BX, Tokyo) equipped with appropriate filter sets. Tissue Distribution of IMPACT  mRNA Tissue distribution of the IMPACT transcript was examined by Northern blot hybridization using filters containing poly...
  4. .... To this end, we clustered the set of retrocopies into 3900 orthologous families, of which 613 represent intact families (11–502 per species),meaning that the parentally inherited coding sequences of the included retrocopies were not disrupted through frameshift or nonsense mutations (Methods; Supplemental...
  5. ...), collectively corresponding to ∼50% of the human (Methods). RNA structure predictions weremade in these putatively orthologous sequence sets by CMfinder, which locally and structurally aligns a set of unaligned sequences, discarding apparently irrelevant ones (Yao et al. 2006). CMfinder is not constrained...
  6. .... J. Mol. Biol. 48 : 443 –453. ↵ Nembaware, V., Crum, K., Kelso, J., and Seoighe, C. 2002 . Impact of the presence of paralogs on sequence divergence in a set of mouse–human orthologs. Genome Res. 12 : 1370 –1376. ↵ Nielsen, R. and Yang, Z. 1998 . Likelihood models for detecting positively selected...
  7. ...in duplicate ( Davis and Petrov 2004 ). This bias can lead to a scenario where an interspecies comparison of the rates of protein sequence evolution between sets of orthologous genes that either have paralogs or do not have paralogs can fail to detect a true increase in the rate of protein sequence evolution...
  8. ..., and near insertion/deletion polymorphisms (Methods). Alignments of genes could then be obtained by stripping out introns.We identified divergent sites only at nucleotides that passed a set of aggressive base quality filters. We required the quality score of every nucleotide used in analysis to be at least...
  9. ...symmetrically around the mean rate, plus or minus a set percentage (0%–50%), and the rate applied to the entire 5-kb block. Estimation of neutral substitution rates Estimates of dS for the divergence of a species pair were obtained by taking the median dS value for all one-to-one orthologous genes within...
  10. ...relationships between genes within this pair of homologous clusters. The results indicate that although the 10 mouse and 21 human genes arose from a common set of ancestral genes, lineage-specific duplications have created new genes in each species. The duplicated copies in each species have diverged...
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