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  1. ...directly upstream of or downstream from the gene body.The amount of TE sequence and the frequency of TE insertions in genic versus intergenic regions in aphid s are not significantly correlated with compactness, described as the ratio of genic (intron and exon) to intergenic (gene flanks and intergenic...
  2. ..., DeCaprio Jade Jade P, Vinson Montgomery, Philip Pearson, M.D 10.1101/gr.6558107 genome;gr.6558107 1088-9051 Conrad: Gene prediction using conditional random fields Conrad: Gene prediction using conditional random fields David DeCaprio 1 , 3 , Jade P. Vinson 1 , 2 , Matthew D. Pearson 1 , Philip...
  3. ...Gene prediction in novel fungal genomes using an ab initio algorithm with unsupervised training Vardges Ter-Hovhannisyan 1 , 4 , Alexandre Lomsadze 2 , 4 , Yury O. Chernoff 1 , and Mark Borodovsky 2 , 3 , 5 1 School of Biology...
  4. ...of our ORF annotation. To provide historical context for the argument outlined above, I will first review the state of the major gene prediction methods roughly 10 years ago, when Genome Research began publishing. The second section below provides a brief summary of the progress that has been made...
  5. ...Genomic analysis of the immune gene repertoire of amphioxus reveals extraordinary innate complexity and diversity Shengfeng Huang , Shaochun Yuan , Lei Guo , Yanhong Yu , Jun Li , Tao Wu , Tong Liu , Manyi Yang...
  6. ...from 1–200 kb (IHGSC 2001). They often contain sequence features such as high-copy repeats and gene sequences with intron–exon structure. Thus, being composed of apparently normal genomic DNA, segmental duplications cannot be detected a priori; rather, most segmental duplications have to date been...
  7. ...the GRAIL predictions of five genes, IRF1, IL-4, IL-5, IL-13, and GM-CSF, in which the genomic structure, including the intron/exon boundaries, has been reported previously in detail. Of the 25 coding exons comprising these five genes, GRAIL Ia identified 18 (72%) with a false-positive rate of 10% (percent...
  8. ...propagation. OrthoFinder predicts orthologs by aligning protein sequences of all s. The robustness of orthology relationships is evaluated (see Methods), and gene–protein–reaction (GPR) of robust orthologs are propagated. (C) Structural verification. The absence of a GPR in s is verified through pairwise...
  9. ..., and untranslated regions (UTRs). Because >70% of genes are separated by <1 kb in the compact C. reinhardtii , we divided intergenic regions into “proximal” (within 500 bp of a gene) and “distal” sequences (>500 bp from a gene), the latter category largely capturing long, highly repetitive intergenic regions...
  10. ...: Enhancing the utility of C. elegans as a model organism . National Human Genome Research Institute. ↵ Tenney, A., Brown, R.H., Vaske, C., Lodge, J.K., Doering, T.L., and Brent, M.R. 2004 . Gene prediction and verification in a compact with numerous small introns. Genome Res. 14 : 2330 -2335. ↵ Walhout, A...
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