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Case of [[polyploidy]] where an entire genome has been duplicated. Chromosome number increases from 2n to 4n. Following such events, gene content is [[fractionated]] as the genome is [[diploidized]]. | Case of [[polyploidy]] where an entire genome has been duplicated. Chromosome number increases from 2n to 4n. Following such events, gene content is [[fractionated]] as the genome is [[diploidized]]. | ||
[[File:Screen shot 2012-04-09 at 5.48.45 PM.png|thumb|center|600px|[[SynMap]] self-self comparison of scaffold assembly of Nelumo nuclifera. [[Syntenic dotplot]] shows extensive self-self synteny that covers the entire genome to a [[syntenic depth]] of 1:1. This is evidence that the genome was duplicated 2n=>4n. Results may be regenerated at: http://genomevolution.org/r/4p9u]] | |||
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Case of polyploidy where an entire genome has been duplicated. Chromosome number increases from 2n to 4n. Following such events, gene content is fractionated as the genome is diploidized.
