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Fractality and Entropic Scaling in the Chromosomal Distribution of Conserved Noncoding Elements in the Human Genome

2015-09-28

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Conserved, ultraconserved and other classes of constrained non-coding elements (referred as CNEs) represent one of the mysteries of current comparative genomics. These elements are defined using various degrees of sequence similarity between organisms and several thresholds of minimal length and are often marked by extreme conservation that frequently exceeds the one observed for protein-coding sequences. We here...

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cc557cf2-6d38-559f-bf78-a800795b9153
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10.1101/027763
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