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Evolutionary replay of duplicate-gene retention is structured by lineage and event
Whole-genome duplication repeatedly exposes ancestral gene lineages to duplicate retention and loss. Although preferential retention is established, whether lineage identity carries transferable information, and which biological properties account for that information, remain separate questions. We
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