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Evolution and regulation of cellular periodic processes: a role for paralogues

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Item Type:Article
Title:Evolution and regulation of cellular periodic processes: a role for paralogues
Creators Name:Trachana, K., Jensen, L.J. and Bork, P.
Abstract:Several cyclic processes take place within a single organism. For example, the cell cycle is coordinated with the 24 h diurnal rhythm in animals and plants, and with the 40 min ultradian rhythm in budding yeast. To examine the evolution of periodic gene expression during these processes, we performed the first systematic comparison in three organisms (Homo sapiens, Arabidopsis thaliana and Saccharomyces cerevisiae) by using public microarray data. We observed that although diurnal-regulated and ultradian-regulated genes are not generally cell-cycle-regulated, they tend to have cell-cycle-regulated paralogues. Thus, diverged temporal expression of paralogues seems to facilitate cellular orchestration under different periodic stimuli. Lineage-specific functional repertoires of periodic-associated paralogues imply that this mode of regulation might have evolved independently in several organisms.
Keywords:Cell Cycle, Diurnal Rhythm, Ultradian Rhythm, Metabolism, Sub/Neo-Functionalization
Source:EMBO Reports
ISSN:1469-221X
Publisher:Nature Publishing Group
Volume:11
Number:3
Page Range:233-238
Date:March 2010
Official Publication:https://doi.org/10.1038/embor.2010.9
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