Analysis of Conserved Noncoding DNA in Drosophila Reveals Similar Constraints in Intergenic and Intronic Sequences

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Relative rates of point substitution in Drosophila conserved noncoding blocks. Frequencies of observations are in parentheses below total observed counts. Reciprocal substitutions were pooled (i.e.,mel A:vir T+mel T:vir A = A↔T) because our divergence data is pairwise, and therefore the polarity of the change is ambiguous. Bold arrows indicate transition substitutions.

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  1. Genome Res. 11: 1335-1345

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