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Evolutionary rate variation in eukaryotic lineage specific human intronless proteins.

Biochemical and biophysical research communications - 2 Dec 2005

Agarwal Subhash Mohan

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The present study examines 783 human-mouse orthologous gene pairs for their pattern of sequence evolution, contrasting mammalia, eukaryota, coelomata, and bilateria specific human intronless genes. Such comparisons may be of use in understanding the general evolution of human genome. Evolutionary rate analyses indicate that mammalia specific human intronless genes are evolving faster as compared to other...

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PMID: 16229817
DOI: 10.1016/j.bbrc.2005.09.172

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