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Early origin of the human seminal plasma proteome during vertebrate evolution
Seminal Fluid Proteins (SFPs)-encoding genes are rapidly evolving at the sequence level and often considered prone to frequent phylogenetic turnover. One mechanism underlying such rapid turnover is the lineage-restricted origin of new SFP genes, which results in a complement of phylogenetically youn
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