Lineage-Specific Pseudogenes is a type of pseudogene that arises from inactivating mutations in a functional gene within a particular evolutionary lineage, distinguished by its restriction to that lineage and absence in related species due to recent pseudogenization events.
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Comparative Genomics of Natural Killer Cell Receptor Gene Clusters
James Kelley, Lutz Walter, John Trowsdale · PLoS Genetics · 2005 · 294 citations · Full text
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Gene Losses during Human Origins
Xiaoxia Wang, Wendy E. Grus, Jianzhi Zhang · PLoS Biology · 2006 · 251 citations · Full text
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