мь 7G YA 200- a chalns p chalns 400- Primordlal myoglobin Primordial hemoglobin 600- FIGURE 8.7 The evolution of the globin gene family in humans. The globin gene family evolved from a single ancestral globin gene. The first gene duplication produced two genes, one that encodes myoglobin (on chromosome 22) and a primordial hemoglobin gene that duplicated several times to produce several a-chain and -chain genes, which are found on chromosomes 16 and 11, respectively. The four genes shown in gray are nonfunctional pseudogenes. 800- Ancestral globin 1000 Milions of years ago

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