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Abstract
Functional DNA sequence changes at a lower rate over evolutionary time and therefore is more highly conserved than sequence without function. In comparing homoeologous chromosomal regions having diverged from a common ancestor, a high degree of sequence similarity in noncoding regions is assumed to