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Genes can be duplicated when a processed messenger RNA, from which introns have been spliced out, is

Genes can be duplicated when a processed messenger RNA, from which introns have been spliced out, is reverse-transcribed to form a double-stranded DNA segment that is reintegrated into the main chromosome. What is the name for this process that may form nonfunctional pseudogenes?

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