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The Patterns of Codon Usage between Chordates and Arthropods are Different but Co-evolving with Mutational Biases.

Molecular biology and evolution - 3 May 2024

Kotari Ioanna, Kosiol Carolin, Borges Rui

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Different frequencies amongst codons that encode the same amino acid (i.e. synonymous codons) have been observed in multiple species. Studies focused on uncovering the forces that drive such codon usage showed that a combined effect of mutational biases and translational selection works to produce different frequencies of synonymous codons. However, only few have been able to measure and distinguish between these...

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PMID: 38667829
DOI: 10.1093/molbev/msae080
PMCID: PMC11108087

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