Question

enzyme that have originated as a result of gene divergence and gene duplication are called as...​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Resulting sequence usually lack introns and often contain poly, sequences that are also integrated into the genome. Many retrogenes display changes in ...

Answer 2

Gene duplications:

Explanation:

• Gene duplications do not always result in detrimental mutations; they can also contribute to divergent evolution, which results in the creation of genetic variations across groups and, eventually, the birth of new species.
• Gene duplication (sometimes called chromosomal duplication or gene amplification) is a frequent technique for molecular evolution to produce more genetic material. Any duplicate of a gene-containing section of DNA is considered a duplication.
• As a result of mutation, drift, and selection acting on additional genetic material, gene duplication can result in specialised or new gene activities. Without gene duplication, a genome's or a species' ability to adapt to changing environments would be severely constrained.