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Molecular properties and evolutionary origins of a parvovirus-derived myosin fusion gene in guinea pigs

2019-03-10

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Sequences derived from parvoviruses (family Parvoviridae ) are relatively common in animal genomes, but the functional significance of these endogenous parvoviral element (EPV) sequences remains unclear. In this study we use a combination of in silico and molecular biological approaches to investigate a fusion gene encoded by guinea pigs (genus Cavia ) that is partially derived from an EPV. This gene, named en...

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31e1c416-c576-524d-a08b-1c2a23e95faa
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10.1101/572735
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