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Annotation of Phage Genomes with Multiple Genetic Codes

2022-07-02

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Some of recently discovered in human gut microbiome highly divergent crAssphages were reported to use multiple genetic codes. Opal or amber stop codon reassignments were present in parts of the genomes, while the standard genetic code was used in the remaining genome sections. Essentially, the phage genomes were divided into distinct blocks where one or another code was used. We have developed a tool, Mgcod, that...

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Literature Corpus work: 3eeb175e-86b4-5a2f-85fc-05c2dde6515b
DOI: 10.1101/2022.06.29.495998

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