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What is the main mechanism by which new genes/functions arise according to the text?
What is the main mechanism by which new genes/functions arise according to the text?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor contributing to the evolution of bacterial genomes?
Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a factor contributing to the evolution of bacterial genomes?
According to the 'Mutation during non-functionality' model, how can new genes emerge?
According to the 'Mutation during non-functionality' model, how can new genes emerge?
Which term describes a scenario where an extra copy of an existing gene is produced during cell division?
Which term describes a scenario where an extra copy of an existing gene is produced during cell division?
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What is Susumu Ohno's view on the origin of new genes?
What is Susumu Ohno's view on the origin of new genes?
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Which process involves loss of a duplicated gene due to mutation and drift?
Which process involves loss of a duplicated gene due to mutation and drift?
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In the context of gene duplication, what does t = 0 represent?
In the context of gene duplication, what does t = 0 represent?
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How do mutations lead to the emergence of new functions in proteins according to the text?
How do mutations lead to the emergence of new functions in proteins according to the text?
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'In a strict sense, nothing in evolution is created de novo.' Who is associated with this statement?
'In a strict sense, nothing in evolution is created de novo.' Who is associated with this statement?
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'Mutation during non-functionality' Model proposes that new genes arise when:
'Mutation during non-functionality' Model proposes that new genes arise when:
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