structure or substrate and ligand affinity, as a result of neofunctionalization. Neofunctionalization is also commonly referred to as "mutation during non-functionality"...

is another contributing factor for survival and rapid adaptation/neofunctionalization of duplicate genes. Thus, a link seems to exist between gene regulation...

subject to neofunctionalization, the process in which a duplicated gene obtains a novel function. Polyploidy Paleopolyploidy Neofunctionalization Conant,...

many of the duplicated genes have changed through processes of neofunctionalization or subfunctionalization, meaning their functions are different from...

Rates of Protein-Coding Gene and Long Noncoding RNA Turnover and Neofunctionalization within Cucurbita". Molecular Plant. 12 (4): 506–520. doi:10.1016/j...

al. Extreme anoxia tolerance in crucian carp and goldfish through neofunctionalization of duplicated genes creating a new ethanol-producing pyruvate decarboxylase...

that try to explain the mechanisms leading to divergence: The term neofunctionalization was first coined by Force et al. 1999, but it refers to the general...

and gene loss events. The duplication events provided material for neofunctionalization to create the novel toxin genes, while gene loss influenced speciation...

Rates of Protein-Coding Gene and Long Noncoding RNA Turnover and Neofunctionalization within Cucurbita". Molecular Plant. 12 (4): 506–520. doi:10.1016/j...

a single ANTP-class homeobox gene. Gene duplication followed by neofunctionalization is responsible for the many homeobox genes found in eukaryotes. Comparison...