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Tandemly repeated pentanucleotides in DNA sequences of eucaryotes.

Nucleic acids research - 25 Aug 1994

Borstnik B, Pumpernik D, Lukman D, Ugarković D, Plohl M

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Genetic sequence data banks were scanned in order to retrieve tandemly repeated pentanucleotides (pnts). It was found that among 102 (=(1024-4)/2/5) possible distinct pnts roughly each fourth is involved in tandem repeats. It is shown that tandemly repeated pnts are composed of frequently occurring di- and trinucleotides and that those pnts which occur frequently in the form of mono- or di-pnts form also tandem...

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PMID: 8078778
DOI: 10.1093/nar/22.16.3412
PMCID: PMC523737

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