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[Codon bias and nucleotide substitutions in soybean dwarf virus].

Mikrobiolohichnyi zhurnal (Kiev, Ukraine : 1993) - 1 Jan 2000

Kyrychenko A M, Hordeĭchik O I, Shcherbatenko I S

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Computational analysis of codon usage bias and spontaneous nucleotide substitutions in six strains of soybean dwarf virus was performed. It was shown that synonymous codon usage in the virus genes varies widely depending on the gene, gene overlapping, codon, codon's two first nucleotides, mononucleotide context located upstream and downstream of the codon, GC-content in virus-encoded genes and in the third codon...

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