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difference between homologous and paralogs​

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A homologous gene (or homolog) is a gene inherited in two species by a common ancestor. ... If a gene is duplicated in a species, the resulting duplicated genes are paralogs of each other, even though over time they might become different in sequence composition and function.

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α нσмσℓσgσυs gєทє (σr нσмσℓσg) is α gєทє iทнєriτє∂ iท τωσ sρєciєs вy α cσммσท αทcєsτσr. ... iƒ α gєทє is ∂υρℓicατє∂ iท α sρєciєs, τнє rєsυℓτiทg ∂υρℓicατє∂ gєทєs αrє ραrαℓσgs σƒ єαcн στнєr, єvєท τнσυgн σvєr τiмє τнєy мigнτ вєcσмє ∂iƒƒєrєทτ iท sєqυєทcє cσмρσsiτiσท αท∂ ƒυทcτiσท.

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