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===Reciprocal Expression=== | ===Reciprocal Expression=== | ||
[[File:Vegi-vs-reproductive.png|thumb|800px|center|A duplicate pair of homeologous genes from maize which diverged 12 million years ago. One gene dominates expression in reproductive and embryonic tissues while the other shows high expression in mature vegetative tissues]] | |||
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===Correlated with Outliers=== | ===Correlated with Outliers=== | ||
Revision as of 20:38, 21 November 2012
Duplicate genes created by a whole genome duplication start out with identical sets of regulatory sequence and are predicted to show identical patterns of gene expression. However, over time the expression pattern of the gene copes can diverge in different ways.
Gene Pair Expression Patterns
Even Correlation
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Unbalanced Correlation
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Reciprocal Expression
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