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Coding Sequence Insertions in Fungal Genomes are Intrinsically Disordered and can Impart Functionally-Important Properties on the Host Protein

2023-04-07

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> Insertion and deletion mutations (indels) are important mechanisms of generating protein diversity. Indels in coding sequences are under considerable selective pressure to maintain reading frames and to preserve protein function, but once generated, indels provide raw material for the acquisition of new protein properties and functions. We reported recently that coding sequence insertions in the...

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b1cd1ac5-8526-51f7-b249-4d866d8f42e9
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10.1101/2023.04.06.535715
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