duplication

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• Early zines were mimeographed — a cheap duplication process that forces ink through a stencil.

• Though this study highlights the mechanism underlying transposase fusion genes, the vast majority of new genetic material is thought to form through genetic duplication, in which genes are accidentally copied and the extras diverge through mutation.

• Transposable elements can cause chunks of the genome to move around, too, which can be dangerously destabilizing — but can also lead to gene duplication and innovation, Shahid said.

• Random mutations and DNA duplications can create new variations on old genes, but for many decades biologists had only the cloudiest understanding of how truly novel genes could evolve and acquire functions.

• It’s used because a certain amount of duplication is inevitable, and massive duplication will actually harm your rankings in the long run.

• Recommendations from the Government Accountability Office on reducing waste and duplication need to be enforced, not ignored.

• Superimposing the route maps of United and Continental shows an extraordinary amount of duplication.

• It may be looked upon as the apotheosis of the old style of organ-building, with low pressures, duplication, and mixtures.

• One interested in his duplication of characteristic phrasing may refer for comparison ll.

• This overlapping and duplication has, as we have elsewhere indicated, already gone very far.