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Introns structure patterns of variation in nucleotide composition in <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> and rice protein-coding genes

2014-10-28

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Plant genomes are large, intron-rich and present a wide range of variation in coding region G + C content. Concerning coding regions, a sort of syndrome can be described in plants: the increase in G + C content is associated with both the increase in heterogeneity among genes within a genome and the increase in variation across genes. Taking advantage of the large number of genes composing plant genomes and th...

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01bb2992-70d3-5460-aab6-b4b0b6e70c5f
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10.1101/010819
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