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In-Silico Assessment of Implications of Simple Sequence Repeats Signature in 98 Genomes of Polyomaviridae

2020-06-14

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The simple sequence repeats (SSRs) are small 1-6bp tandem repeat elements present across diverse genomes and involved in gene regulation and evolution. Presently we analyzed SSRs in genomes of 98 species of family Polyomaviridae across four genera. The genome size ranged from 3962bp (BM87) to 7369bp (BM85) but maximum genomes were in the range of 5 to 5.5 kb. The GC% had an average of 42% and ranged between 34.69...

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fc6ceb62-522c-5186-9891-c0fb09c146a3
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10.20944/preprints202006.0176.v1
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