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Diverse Molecular Mechanisms Contribute to Differential Expression of Human Duplicated Genes
Emerging evidence links genes within human-specific segmental duplications (HSDs) to traits and diseases unique to our species. Strikingly, despite being nearly identical by sequence (>98.5%), paralogous HSD genes are differentially expressed across human cell and tissue types, though the underly
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