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  1. ...A chromosome-scale epigenetic map of the Hydra reveals conserved regulators of cell state Jack F. Cazet1, Stefan Siebert1,2, Hannah Morris Little1, Philip Bertemes3, Abby S. Primack1, Peter Ladurner3, Matthias Achrainer3, Mark T. Fredriksen4, R. Travis Moreland4, Sumeeta Singh4, Suiyuan Zhang4...
  2. ...Reconstruction of ancestral chromosome architecture and gene repertoire reveals principles of genome evolution in a model yeast genus Nikolaos Vakirlis 1 , 6 , Véronique Sarilar 2 , 6 , Guénola Drillon 1 , 6 , Aubin Fleiss 1 , Nicolas Agier...
  3. ...groups present lower chromosome numbers and smaller sizes (Duellman and Trueb 1986; Sessions 2008). In the absence of amphibian comparative gene maps, it has not been possible to test for the presence of ancestral tetrapod chromosomes in amphibian s. It also has not been possible to exploit amphibians...
  4. ...in five different stages of zebrafish development and in three adult tissues. These data allowed us to accuratelymap 39UTRs for over 79% of zebrafish protein-coding genes, define the C-terminal sequence of 640 proteins, and identifywidespread alternative polyadenylation affecting transcripts from 55...
  5. ...putative human orthologs for 804 zebrafish genes and ESTs. Map comparisons revealed 139 new conserved syntenies, in which two or more genes are on the same chromosome in zebrafish and human. Although some conserved syntenies are quite large, there were changes in gene order within conserved groups...
  6. ...on a single ancestral chromosome that split after divergence of mammalian and zebrafish s. The mapping results for zebrafish anx11 genes are more clear-cut, indicating that both paralogs are surrounded by genes with human orthologs that map to the same region on human chromosome 10 ( Fig. 4F ). These mapping...
  7. ...on the pairwise protein alignments of the predicted genes. During a MAVID alignment of ancestral sequences in the progressive multiple alignment, position r from sequence 1 maps to position u in the ancestral sequence A, and position s maps to position v in the ancestral sequence B (solid lines). Even though...
  8. .... , 2000 The zebrafish book: A guide for the laboratory use of zebrafish (Danio rerio), 4th ed. University of Oregon Press Eugene, OR. ↵ Woods I.G. , Wilson C. , Friedlander B. , Chang P. , Reyes D.K. , Nix R. , Kelly P.D. , Chu F. , Postlethwait J.H. , Talbot W.S. ( 2005 ) The zebrafish gene map defines...
  9. ...) A medaka gene map: The trace of ancestral vertebrate proto-chromosomes revealed by comparative gene mapping . Genome Res. 14 : 820 – 828 . ↵ Ohno, S. ( 1970 ) Evolution by gene duplication ( Springer-Verlag , New York ). ↵ Olmo, E. ( 2005 ) Rate of chromosome changes and speciation in reptiles . Genetica...
  10. ...specification, and differentiation. However, evolutionary patterns of key modifications that regulate gene expression in differentiating organisms have not been examined. Here we mapped the genomic locations of the repressive mark histone 3 lysine 27 trimethylation (H3K27me3) in four species of Drosophila...
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