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  1. ...that are essential for cell viability under normal growth conditions. Of the identified genes, 82.4% (829 genes) were homologous to essential genes in seven animal species. We also identified 838 genes whose loss facilitated cell growth. Next, we performed context-specific positive screens for resistance to biotic...
  2. ...inferred recombination events each affecting selected taxa and genomic location, with color indicating the number of inferred events. Gene annotations correspond to strain D/UW3. (PZ) Plasticity zone. Hadfield et al. 1222 Genome Research www..org population of Australia showed that isolates with genotypes...
  3. ...Departamento de Gene´tica del Desarrollo y Fisiologı´a Molecular, Instituto de Biotecnologı´a, Universidad Nacional Auto´noma de Me´xico, Cuernavaca, Morelos, 62260, Mexico; 11Division of Infectious Diseases and International Health and the Duke Global Health Institute, Duke University Medical Center, Durham...
  4. ...any other human herpesviruses than KSHV. DNA Extraction and Herpesvirus DNA Polymerase Gene Amplification DNA was extracted from buffy coats with the QIAamp DNA Blood mini kit (QIAGEN) following the manufacturer's instructions. Herpesvirus DNA polymerase gene sequences were amplified by consensus...
  5. ...deep sequencing of transcripts from a time course of N. parisii infection. Examination of pathogen gene expression revealed compact transcripts and a dramatic takeover of host cells by Nematocida . We also performed phylogenomic analyses of Nematocida and other microsporidian genomes to refine...
  6. ...4qA alleles to confirm the diagnosis of FSHD1, and identification of other structural variants whichmay contribute to FSHD pathogenesis. Cas9-targeted sequencing of 4q/10q D4Z4 alleles and FSHD2-associated genes Although ultra-longWGS is able to capture reads that span the entire 4q and 10qD4Z4...
  7. ...Tropheryma whipplei is the only known reduced genome species (<1 Mb) within the Actinobacteria [high G+C Gram-positive bacteria]. We present the sequence of the 927,303-bp circular genome of T. whipplei Twist strain, encoding 808 predicted protein-coding genes. Specific genome features include...
  8. ...favoring a change of emphasis on the evolutionary theory (i.e., from the action of selection units strictly at the individual level, to selection units acting at different hierarchical levels, from the gene to the group [ Gould and Lloyd 1999 ]). RESULTS Palindrome Avoidance in Bacterial Genomes We have...
  9. ...diversity, as cataloged by dbVar and the alternative sequences in the decoy. Notably, within the hotspot around Chr3:177 Mb is the repeat-containing gene TBL1XR1. Mutations in TBL1XR1 have been previously associated with autism spectrum disorders (O'Roak et al. 2012). As the iHART data set is from multiplex...
  10. ...within the . The accumulation does not appear to have been a single event but was more likely many individual events, as the genomic homologs are found on all chromosomes (green links in Fig. 2).The EnterpriseThe gene annotation provided us with very few clues as to the agent(s) responsible...
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