When a gene is duplicated resulting in two copies, there are three possible fates for the duplicate copy Sort each item to the appropriate bin. Potential to generate a new phenotype Most likely outcome for duplicated genes Pseudogene (Nonfunctionalization) 4 Both gene copies are required to carry out the functions of the original gene One gene copy is inactivated due to deleterious mutations Subfunctionalization Most interesting evolutionary outcome for duplicated genes Least likely outcome for duplicated genes Reset Help Neofunctionalization
When a gene is duplicated resulting in two copies, there are three possible fates for the duplicate copy Sort each item to the appropriate bin. Potential to generate a new phenotype Most likely outcome for duplicated genes Pseudogene (Nonfunctionalization) 4 Both gene copies are required to carry out the functions of the original gene One gene copy is inactivated due to deleterious mutations Subfunctionalization Most interesting evolutionary outcome for duplicated genes Least likely outcome for duplicated genes Reset Help Neofunctionalization
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When a gene is duplicated resulting in two copies, there are three possible fates for the duplicate copy
Sort each item to the appropriate bin.
Potential to generate a new
phenotype
Most likely outcome for duplicated
genes
Pseudogene (Nonfunctionalization)
4
Both gene copies are required to carry
out the functions of the original gene
One gene copy is inactivated due to
deleterious mutations
Subfunctionalization
Most interesting evolutionary outcome
for duplicated genes
Least likely outcome for duplicated
genes
Reset Help
Neofunctionalization
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