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Long-term survival of duplicate genes despite absence of subfunctionalized expression

Xun Lan, Jonathan K. Pritchard
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/019166
Xun Lan
1Department of Genetics, Stanford University
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Jonathan K. Pritchard
1Department of Genetics, Stanford University
2Department of Biology, Stanford University
3Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Stanford University
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  • For correspondence: xlan@stanford.edu pritch@stanford.edu
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bioRxiv 019166; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/019166
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Long-term survival of duplicate genes despite absence of subfunctionalized expression
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