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creating retrogenes.
Resulting sequence usually lack
introns and
often contain poly(A)
sequences that are also
integrated into the genome. Many
retrogenes display...
- Quignon, P.; Margulies, E. H.; et al. (16 July 2009). "An
Expressed Fgf4
Retrogene Is ****ociated with Breed-Defining
Chondrodysplasia in
Domestic Dogs"....
- HG,
VonHoldt BM,
Quignon P, et al. (August 2009). "An
expressed fgf4
retrogene is ****ociated with breed-defining
chondrodysplasia in
domestic dogs"....
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Robyn A.; Blanden,
Robert V. (1998). Lamarck's Signature : How
Retrogenes Are
Changing Darwin's
Natural Selection Paradigm.
Helix Books; Frontiers...
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array on
chromosome 4,
resulting in the
variegated expression of the DUX4
retrogene,
encoding a double-homeobox
transcription factor, in
skeletal muscle."...
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generation of
intestinal Organoids and
tissues in vitro. In canines, FGF4
retrogene insertions on
chromosomes 12 and 18 have
important clinical implications...
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Lindley RA,
Blanden RV (1998).
Davies P (ed.). Lamarck's signature: how
retrogenes are
changing Darwin's
natural selection paradigm.
Frontiers of Science...
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approximately 2-10% are
likely to be functional. Such
genes are
called retrogenes and
represent a
certain type of retroposon. A
classical event is the retroposition...
- Jiangtao; Betrán, Esther; Long, Manyuan; Sharakhov, Igor V. (2022-05-28). "
Retrogene Duplication and
Expression Patterns Shaped by the
Evolution of **** Chromosomes...
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duplicates genes by
copying mRNA to DNA and
inserting it into the genome.
Retrogenes generally insert into new
genomic locations, lack introns, and sometimes...
