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Definition of the gene content of the human genome: the need for deep experimental verification.

2001-06-01

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Based on the analysis of the drafts of the human genome sequence, it is being speculated that our species may possess an unexpectedly low number of genes. The quality of the drafts, the impossibility of accurate gene prediction and the lack of sufficient transcript sequence data, however, render such speculations very premature. The complexity of human gene structure requires additional and extensive experimental...

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Literature Corpus work: d193c3c5-6298-5846-9ffa-b59097284d93
DOI: 10.1002/cfg.81

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