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Biased gene conversion drives codon usage in human and precludes selection on translation efficiency

2016-11-14

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In humans, as in other mammals, synonymous codon usage (SCU) varies widely among genes. In particular, genes involved in cell differentiation or in proliferation display a distinct codon usage, suggesting that SCU is adaptively constrained to optimize translation efficiency in distinct cellular states. However, in mammals, SCU is known to correlate with large-scale fluctuations of GC-content along chromosomes, cau...

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e9604173-8189-52b3-9f22-508c7da7e85b
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10.1101/086447
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