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Human-specific gene expansions contribute to brain evolution

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Daniela C. Soto
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José M. Uribe‐Salazar
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Gulhan Kaya
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Ricardo Valdarrago
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Aarthi Sekar
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Nicholas K. Haghani
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Keiko Hino
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Gabriana N. La
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Natasha Ann F. Mariano
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Cole Ingamells
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Aidan E. Baraban
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Zoeb N. Jamal
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Tychele N. Turner
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Eric D. Green
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Sergi Simó
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Gerald Quon
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Aida M. Andrés
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Megan Y. Dennis *
DOI:10.1016/j.cell.2025.06.037delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Identified 1,002 human-duplicated paralogs in the T2T-CHM13 genome • 148 gene families represent possible drivers of human brain evolution • Some paralogs exhibit remarkable selection signatures, including T cell marker CD8B • Zebrafish models show human-specific GPR89B and FRMPD2B impact brain phenotypes
Keywords:
human-duplicated paralogs
brain evolution
selection signatures
zebrafish models
gene families

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