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liq [111]
3 years ago
7

Gene families are groups of _______ genes that arose by _______ and _______. homologous; gene duplication; sequence evolution ho

mologous; speciation; sequence evolution homologous; gene duplication; genetic drift heterologous; gene duplication; sequence evolution heterologous; speciation; genetic drift
Biology
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kati45 [8]3 years ago
3 0
"Gene families are groups of <span>homologous </span>genes that arose by gene duplication and sequence evolution."

Gene families are groups of various similar genes that are originated mostly by duplication, but also by evolution and relocation. These genes are distributed<span> into families taking into account shared nucleotide or protein sequences. </span>
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