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Selection pressures on codon usage in the complete genome of bacteriophage T7.

Journal of molecular evolution - 1 Jan 2000

Sharp P M, Rogers M S, McConnell D J

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We searched the complete 39,936 base DNA sequence of bacteriophage T7 for nonrandomness that might be attributed to natural selection. Codon usage in the 50 genes of T7 is nonrandom, both over the whole code and among groups of synonymous codons. There is a great excess of purine- any base-pyrimidine (RNY) codons. Codon usage varies between genes, but from the pooled data for the whole genome (12,145 codons)...

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PMID: 6100189
DOI: 10.1007/BF02100089

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