PERSPECTIVES How did these different binding afﬁnities evolve in the apparent absence of a duplicate gene copy that would mask the loss of function caused by a change in DNA binding selectivity? Sayou et al. show that - Loss function - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	PERSPECTIVES How did these different binding afﬁnities evolve in the apparent absence of a duplicate gene copy that would mask the loss of function caused by a change in DNA binding selectivity? Sayou et al. show that Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-12-24 04:43:10 Open Document File Size: 203,75 KB Share Result on Facebook City Durham / Oxford / / Company A. Gardner S. P. / / Country United Kingdom / United States / / / Facility Plant J. / Duke University / stable DNA / Plant Cell / Plant Physiol / / IndustryTerm Chemical-mediated communication / biological networks / / Organization Duke University / Department of Biomedical Engineering / / Person Nat / A. Brennicke / V / Lim / C. R. Baker / V / C. L. Parkinson / / ProvinceOrState North Carolina / / Technology DNA binding / gene expression / / URL www.sciencemag.org / / SocialTag Genes Cell communication Cell signaling Systems biology Leafy Signal transduction Geoffrey M. Cooper Biology Cell biology T cells

PERSPECTIVES How did these different binding afﬁnities evolve in the apparent absence of a duplicate gene copy that would mask the loss of function caused by a change in DNA binding selectivity? Sayou et al. show that Add to Reading List