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Finding a Tandem Repeats Motifs in the Completed Genomes of Human Coronavirus (hku1) Which is Identified as a Hotspot Region for the Viruses Recombination by Using Regular Expression Language

2019-10-22

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A lot of research studies have been surveyed the completed genomes of prokaryotic and eukaryotic and focused on the correlation between the percentage of microsatellite sequences in completed genomes and the whole size of the organism genomes. There are fewer studies made in repetitive sequences otherwise simple sequence repeats or long tandem repeats of virus genomes. simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are the most i...

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e4176a94-c39b-5b27-b379-abeac8fba331
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10.20944/preprints201910.0249.v1
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