Pseudogenes
have been defined as nonfunctional sequences of genomic DNA originally
derived from functional genes. Pseudogenes have long been labeled by
Darwinists as “junk” DNA, failed copies of genes that arise during the
evolution of genomes.
But, pseudogenes that have been suitably investigated often exhibit functional roles, such as gene expression, gene regulation, generation of genetic (antibody, antigenic, and other) diversity. Pseudogenes are involved in gene conversion or recombination with functional genes.
But, pseudogenes that have been suitably investigated often exhibit functional roles, such as gene expression, gene regulation, generation of genetic (antibody, antigenic, and other) diversity. Pseudogenes are involved in gene conversion or recombination with functional genes.
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