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orientation and separation of end-pairs of more than 17,000 fosmids were
consistent with the sequence assembly. In two cases, sequences had been
misassembled owing to long and highly similar repeats. There were six instances
of large ...
orientation and separation of end-pairs of more than 17,000 fosmids were
consistent with the sequence assembly. In two cases, sequences had been
misassembled owing to long and highly similar repeats. There were six instances
of large ...
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annotated human genome sequence for use in studies of gene function,
sequence variation, disease and evolution. It also means that for the first time, we
now have the finished sex chromosome sequences of an organism. The study of
these ...
annotated human genome sequence for use in studies of gene function,
sequence variation, disease and evolution. It also means that for the first time, we
now have the finished sex chromosome sequences of an organism. The study of
these ...
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DNA sequence analysis of the HTH gene rules out the involvement of
transposons and repeated sequences as ... rate of random mutation at this locus,
we would expect to find additional silent sequence changes in the reverted HTH
allele.
DNA sequence analysis of the HTH gene rules out the involvement of
transposons and repeated sequences as ... rate of random mutation at this locus,
we would expect to find additional silent sequence changes in the reverted HTH
allele.
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| Title | Nature, Volume 434 |
| Editor | Sir Norman Lockyer |
| Publisher | Macmillan Journals Limited, 2005 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 25 Nov 2019 |
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