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Tissue specificity follows gene duplication

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A comparative transcriptomic analysis of eight tissue types in twenty bilaterian species reveals the long-lasting effects of genome duplication on the evolution of novel tissue-specific gene-expression patterns.

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Fig. 1: Evolution of tissue-specific gene expression patterns.

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