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Nucleotide substitution pattern in rice paralogues: implication for negative correlation between the synonymous substitution rate and codon usage bias.

Gene - 19 Jul 2006

Shi Xiaoli, Wang Xiyin, Li Zhe, Zhu Qihui, Tang Wen, Ge Song, Luo Jingchu

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Understanding the correlation between synonymous substitution rate and GC content is essential to decipher the gene evolution. However, it has been controversial on their relationship. We analyzed the GC content and synonymous substitution rate in 1092 paralogues produced by two large-scale dupli...

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PMID: 16644142
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2006.03.003

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