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[Modular evolution of Bsp-repeats: formation of subrepeats and monomers preceded the divergence of four species of Canidae].

Molekuliarnaia biologiia - 1 Jan 2000

Sosnovtsev S V, Ivanov S V, Solov'ev V V, Potapov V A, Romashchenko A G

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Determination of two nucleotide sequences of satellite-like DNA (Bsp-repeats) segments from the raccoon-like dog genome and analysis of these and three other homologous sequences from distantly related genomes of Canidae (silver fox, domestic dog, and gray fox) show that all these DNA fragments consist of five types of subrepeats (A, B, C, D, and E) and two types of monomers-ACB and ACED. Raccoon-like dog...

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