What is the real meaning of divergent gene pair?
is it only related with Head to Head organisation of the gene or the TSS distance is also a factor
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Hello sujasubramanian!
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I hope the question is related to bioinformatics because I am trying to build a computational model to find divergent pairs from a genome. Just to clear the idea I need biological support. If I am asking such a question in the wrong platform, please excuse this time.
I suggest you ask this at StackExchange Biology or a suitable sub-Reddit. Be sure to put in some effort. A one-liner without any details is typically not what motivates people to help.